The last ten-bag capsule created by the hands, loom, needle, and thread of the last Costa Rican "cabuyero" and his sister-in-law: Juan Olivado Camacho & Sonia Navarro Serrano.

The cabuya plant takes five years to complete its growth process before its leaves are harvested and its fiber extracted. Hand-spinning the fibers to create the rope, dyeing, braiding, weaving, and sewing are all part of the laborious and delicate processes of each piece. // Woven on a pedal loom by Don Juan Camacho. The final touches are made with needle and thread by Doña Sonia Navarro.

12% of each piece will be donated to AMUBIS: an independent, non-profit cultural association dedicated since 1977 to promoting the local culture of the canton of El Guarco, Cartago, and Costa Rica.