The Kichwa community of Serena, Ecuador, has deep roots in Amazonian traditions, where seed jewellery has connected generations to land and spirit. The Kichwas of Canelos, Ecuador, have a rich tradition of handmade ceramics rooted in their Amazonian heritage. In Otavalo, Ecuador, Kichwa weavers carry forward a pre-Inca textile heritage that expresses cultural memory, social identity, and community endurance. The Kichwa Shuar women in Puyo, Ecuador, preserve a distinctive art of jewellery-making, blending Amazonian seeds with multicolored glass beads.