Olah x Hakhu Ancestral Beaded Veil — Yaku Eclipse

Introducing the Olah x Hakhu Ancestral Beaded Veil — Yaku Eclipse, a sculptural handcrafted piece inspired by the flowing movement of Amazonian rivers and the quiet strength of the natural world. Created in collaboration with Hakhu, the veil honors Indigenous craftsmanship and ancestral storytelling through intricate artisanal beadwork.

Handwoven with luminous silver netting and deep black beads, each veil is individually crafted by Indigenous women artisans from Kichwa communities across the Ecuadorian Amazon, celebrating the artistry and individuality of handmade techniques. Designed as a bold statement accessory, the veil drapes fluidly over the head and shoulders, blending ancestral craftsmanship with contemporary elegance.

Each piece is made to order and thoughtfully handcrafted. Please allow approximately 3 weeks for production.

Product Details:

• Olah x Hakhu collaboration 
• 39" W × 29" H
• Handcrafted woven net construction
• Designed to be worn as a statement veil or headpiece

• Handmade by Indigenous women artisans using traditional techniques

About Hakhu:

Hakhu, which means “let’s go” in Kichwa, is an organization dedicated to promoting sustainable development projects in partnership with small Indigenous communities within the Ecuadorian Amazon.

The Hakhu Project was founded by community leaders and Leo Cerda, an environmental activist and member of the Kichwa Nation, to help provide sustainable income opportunities for communities deeply impacted by oil exploitation. Hakhu’s mission is to create alternatives to extractive industries such as oil, mining, logging, and cattle production through art, craftsmanship, and cultural preservation. The first initiative developed through this vision is Hakhu Amazon Design.