Packaging with Purpose

Our inner packaging is crafted by a group of women using the natural fibers of the fique plant through an ancestral process that takes more than three months to complete.

Through this slow, intentional craft, they transform leftover plant fibers into a high-quality, biodegradable paper.

Our outer packaging is consciously minimal and fully recyclable, an understated complement to the craft within.

Every piece of Mano Fina has been uniquely considered, even before it is opened.

Various tropical plants and agave plants in a garden with a white brick wall background.
A person using a wooden rolling pin to flatten dough on a counter with a wooden container in the background.
Close-up of wet, blonde, curly or wavy hair strands.
Close-up of someone operating a vintage printing press, turning a large handle with both hands. The press is made of dark metal and wood, with some greenery in the background.
Close-up of a traditional wooden water brush with inkstone, used for calligraphy or painting, covered in water droplets.
Close-up view of several crumpled white paper sheets clipped to a string with wooden clothespins.

Our jewelry pieces are handcrafted slowly by skilled artisans, using traditional techniques and real botanicals as the source of inspiration. This deliberate process takes time, care, and respect for both materials and the people who shape them.

This is why our collections stay intentionally small, each piece deserves the time it needs.

Our approach reduces waste, preserves cultural artistry, and favors restraint over volume.

Every detail, intentional

Hands working on intricate wire jewelry on a wooden surface.