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Amara: “grace,” “eternal,” or “beloved.”It speaks to beauty that endures, soft elegance,...

Amuchi means “dream” in Wayuu culture, a symbol of imagination, vision, and...

“little day” or “morning sky”, a symbol of brightness, softness, and new...

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Cloe: “green shoot” or “fresh bloom.”It symbolises new growth, nature, and renewal,...

Kiri: “skin” or “bark.”It represents natural texture, softness, and the protective layer...

Saya: Andean musical tradition and means “rhythm” or “melody.”It represents movement, flow, and...

Thalia: one of the Three Graces and the Muse of festivity, blooming, and...

Tika comes from Quechua, meaning “flower” or “bloom.”It symbolises growth, beauty, and...

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