Being part of MAYA MAYA makes us all feel special, like a family. At the second “Meet The Tribe” event in Landquart (Switzerland) we had a chance to meet many of our friends - thank you for coming and for the great time we all had.
We displayed Tatjana's work - our chef designer, which was inspired by the ancient civilisations, their mystical stories, colors art and handcraft - the "Unique and Indigenous" MAYA MAYA collection. The past, present and future - all in one.
With the help of Draga Kepeš, a world barmaid champion, who created unique cocktails with the same special inspiration - past, present and future. The recipes of all cocktails can be found here.
Carefully chosen music by DJ Nicky made the atmosphere perfect. A special workshop was the highlight of the event. Our chief designer Tatjana dedicated it to handmade garments, demonstrating a special textile dyeing technique which originates from Japan - shibori. Our guests had the chance to watch, learn and even create their own unique scarf.
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