Sustainable wallcoverings featuring Indigenous art.

WALLS WITH PURPOSE. ART WITH ROOTS.

We transform single-use plastic bottles into sustainable wallcoverings featuring indigenous art.

OUR PILLARS

  • ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

    Our artists receive double the industry-standard licensing fee, ensuring Indigenous creativity is valued and respected. They are compensated for every sale and recognized in every pattern and story.

  • CULTURAL PRESERVATION

    Our bold patterns, inspired by Indigenous art, culture, and the wisdom of the natural world, are crafted to transform spaces with purpose, bridging the ancestral with the modern.

  • ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

    Our wallcoverings are crafted from sustainable materials—PVC-free, low-VOC, and printed on a Red List-free substrate made from recycled plastic bottles. Each piece is made to order in the U.S., reducing waste and carbon emissions.

INDIGENOUS AMERICAS COLLECTION

WEB OF LIFE

Artist Miguela Moura’s painting draws from Ñanduti embroidery, meaning “spider web” in Guarani. While Ñanduti has multiple cultural interpretations, Miguela’s work is inspired by the story of Jasy Jatere, a sacred figure in Guarani mythology who was found in the forest wrapped in a web woven by a spider.

RIVER EYE

Waxamani Mehinako's River Eye pattern celebrates the distinctive markings of the piau fish from Brazil's Xingu territory. Created using techniques passed down through generations, this design carries profound cultural significance—the fish symbolizes purification and protection in Mehinako culture.

SACRED MESSENGER

Cuauhtémoc Wetzka's Sacred Messenger celebrates the guajolote (wild turkey) in Nahua tradition. Drawing from indigenous symbolism where these birds represent abundance and spiritual connection, this pattern transforms the vigilant turkey into geometric forms honoring its protective presence.

CANYON ECHO

Steven Yazzie's Canyon Echo draws inspiration from the dramatic landscapes of his Navajo homeland. What began as a meditative painting exercise evolved into this distinctive pattern capturing the layered textures and vibrant colors of southwestern canyons.

A single small project of 1,500 sq ft repurposes 1,005 plastic bottles and saves up to 60% energy by using recycled plastic instead of virgin material.



Design with purpose

PERFORMANCE, RESPONSIBILITY, CULTURE

Anduba’s PVC-free, low-VOC wallcoverings are made from post-consumer recycled plastic and printed with GREENGUARD Gold certified UVgel inks, which reduce energy use by over 50% and are free of harmful pollutants. The substrate is Red List Free, meets Type II wallcovering standards, complies with California CDPH for indoor air quality, and is NSF 342 certified for Silver compliance. Additionally, it is FSC certified, supporting LEED and other green building projects.

Printed in the U.S. to reduce emissions and ensure faster delivery. Documentation available upon request.

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Where Walls Tell Stories

EVERY DESIGN TELLS A STORY

Each Anduba wallcovering includes a custom acrylic plaque that transforms spaces from merely decorated to meaningfully storied. The plaque identifies the artist, their community, and explains the cultural significance of the pattern's motifs. With an integrated QR code linking to more in-depth stories, walls become conversation starters and cultural bridges.

where art bridges the world

ART THAT SPEAKS

We partner with indigenous artists who bring their ancestral wisdom to life through patterns. Each design carries its creator's story and cultural heritage.

Meet the Artists

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WE ARE ANDUBA

Learn about founder Flavia Pereira's journey from the Amazon to Anduba, meet our indigenous artists, and discover how we're reimagining sustainable design through cultural preservation.

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