Granokuna comes from the word: Grano (grains in spanish) and kuna (a pluralizer in kichwa), acknowledging the mixture of languages that happen in colloquial forms of speech!

Grains are fundamental food staples in Kichwa/Andean gastronomy and key in sustaining traditional agricultural growth systems. 

It also represents the connection between Northern and Southern Indigenous communities. Today, beans and corn grow all around the Americas. This pattern tells a story about Tostado (toasted corn), Porotos (beans), Choclo (cooked corn) and how these foods traveled through the mountains (the zigzags) and the rivers (blue lines and squares).

Featured in 2 colour ways, this bottle has an incredible seal and will keep liquids hot or cold for 12 hours.

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Dimensions:

Length: 8 3/4 inch, Diameter: 2 inch, Size: 500 ml

Double-walled stainless steel frame with matte finish, vacuum sealed, bamboo and silver stainless steel cap.