Paricutín Tunic

Inspired by the youngest volcano in the Americas, the Paricutín tunic channel the raw force of the earth when it chooses to awaken. Born in Michoacán in 1943, this near-perfect cone emerged from cornfields and transformed the landscape overnight. A marvel of nature, Paricutín has been studied and immortalized by artists like Dr. Atl, Diego Rivera, and Rufino Tamayo—each interpreting its eruption as a symbol of rebirth and creation. Hand-embroidered with care, these pieces capture the volcano’s primal energy—a force of transformation, ancestral memory, and creative fire.