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Join us and be inspired in this replay episode from Women Acquiring Assets, featuring Laura Grier’s journey as a travel photojournalist and entrepreneur rooted in a passion for cultural preservation and meaningful impact. Through her global travels and work with National Geographic, she witnessed firsthand the beauty and fragility of indigenous traditions. This inspired her to co-found Andeana Hats, a socially driven business that partners with Quechua women in Peru to create handcrafted hats. Each piece incorporates sacred weaving techniques and symbols that carry deep cultural and spiritual significance, providing the artisans with fair wages and sustainable income while celebrating their heritage.
Andeana Hats is more than a fashion brand—it’s a movement that empowers women, honors ancient craftsmanship, and bridges worlds through intentional design. By paying artisans upfront and educating them on valuing their skills, the business has sparked economic and social transformation within their communities. Many of these women are experiencing financial independence for the first time, and their families are now supported by a business that values purpose over profit. Laura’s philosophy centers on collaboration, cultural exchange, and starting small with a big vision, making Andeana a blueprint for conscious entrepreneurship.
Support the mission of Andeana Hats and be a part of this transformative journey. By purchasing an Andeana hat, you’re directly empowering Quechua women and helping preserve their culture and craft. Explore the collection today and make a meaningful impact through your choice. Visit their website to shop and support a business that values people, culture, and purpose.
For the accessible version of the podcast, go to our Ziotag gallery.
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Join us and be inspired in this replay episode from Women Acquiring Assets, featuring Laura Grier’s journey as a travel photojournalist and entrepreneur rooted in a passion for cultural preservation and meaningful impact. Through her global travels and work with National Geographic, she witnessed firsthand the beauty and fragility of indigenous traditions. This inspired her to co-found Andeana Hats, a socially driven business that partners with Quechua women in Peru to create handcrafted hats. Each piece incorporates sacred weaving techniques and symbols that carry deep cultural and spiritual significance, providing the artisans with fair wages and sustainable income while celebrating their heritage.
Andeana Hats is more than a fashion brand—it’s a movement that empowers women, honors ancient craftsmanship, and bridges worlds through intentional design. By paying artisans upfront and educating them on valuing their skills, the business has sparked economic and social transformation within their communities. Many of these women are experiencing financial independence for the first time, and their families are now supported by a business that values purpose over profit. Laura’s philosophy centers on collaboration, cultural exchange, and starting small with a big vision, making Andeana a blueprint for conscious entrepreneurship.
Support the mission of Andeana Hats and be a part of this transformative journey. By purchasing an Andeana hat, you’re directly empowering Quechua women and helping preserve their culture and craft. Explore the collection today and make a meaningful impact through your choice. Visit their website to shop and support a business that values people, culture, and purpose.
For the accessible version of the podcast, go to our Ziotag gallery.
We’re happy you’re here! Like the pod?
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