The Pampa symbols, explained
The choice of embroideries is a tribute to the Argentinean origin of our co-founders, Mercedes and Federica
Born in Buenos Aires to an Argentinean diplomat, Federico Erhart, they both share a passion for this country’s heritage and history
Federico Erhart, dressed with Gaucho pants, raising the Argentinean flag in one of his embassies
Mercedes & Federica, with mother Françoise,ready to board to Buenos Aires
THE SYMBOLS
The Pampa dining set contains 4 pure linen napkins, each featuring a different Mapuche symbol, and 4 matching placemats.
The napkins are really huge (60x60cm!), like the ones our grandmothers used to have…
The symmetric cross
Universal among Andean communities, this cross represents the sky, the rain and life
Wangülen
Gentle and kind female spirits
When a Mapuche woman dies, she becomes a Wangülen, a star…
Nge-nge
Traditional representation of the eyes that serve as a window to the soul
It symbolizes the connection of the physical body and the soul…
Maunimin
The chain design represents the union of Mapuche communities connection of the physical body and the soul…
Also available in sets of 8 pure linen cocktail napkins
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