Description
The Long Bacatá Cape by Seis Herencias is a statement piece that intertwines the story of our roots with a contemporary vision of Colombian handcrafted design. Inspired by traditional Indian ethnic garments, this piece pays tribute to the Kamëntšá People community, recognized for the symbolic, spiritual, and chromatic richness of their ancestral textiles.
Every detail of the Long Bacatá Cape has been carefully designed to convey a message that goes beyond fashion. Its colors, shapes, and symbols respond to an ancestral language in which every tone represents identity, memory, and connection to the land. Through this contemporary reinterpretation, Seis Herencias transforms Kamëntšá-inspired textiles into a timeless and versatile garment that unites tradition, art, and contemporary author design.
The symbols present in Bacatá speak of the earth, the womb, and the mountains — elements deeply connected to origin, fertility, and home. More than a handcrafted garment, this cape represents symbolic and emotional protection that honors ancestral roots and celebrates the collective memory of Indigenous communities.
In the Kamëntšá worldview, textiles are carriers of messages, blessings, and spiritual protection. Wearing the Long Bacatá Cape means carrying a handwoven story — a piece that connects past and present through Colombian artisanal fashion and meaningful contemporary design.





