Three voices, three paths, one heartbeat.

Born in Medellín, Lina grew up among mountains and endless sunshine. As a child, her father dreamed of a different future, and together with her sister, they embarked on a journey that took them to Buenos Aires. There, among new streets and new roots, she grew up with the echoes of 2000s pop, the aroma of afternoon tea, and the lasting memory of the tropical land she had left behind.

From the vibrant greens of the tropics to the cultural greys of the city, between contrasts and new ways of inhabiting the world, her identity began to take shape. The number three — a symbol of balance and harmony — was always present: father, sister, and daughter, building their own universe, where nature never ceased to feel like home.

From an early age, her sensitivity to detail and to things made by hand led her to find in textiles a form of expression. Threads, colors, textures, and objects from the past became a way of holding on to what time transforms, but never manages to erase.

SKOSH was born from this place: as a tribute to roots, bonds, and the stories that have accompanied her since childhood. An extension of her universe, where nostalgia meets creativity, and where textiles from the past are given new life to tell new stories.

The sun, present since that first landscape, continues to guide each creation as an invisible thread connecting past and present.