This felt openwork poncho is made with a single piece of overlapping layers of merino on a cotton gauze base which includes natural silk. After felting, the openwork is carried out one by one with scissors, taking care of the harmony and aesthetics of the piece.

This is a wide blouse in natural silk twill. On the silk are placed flowers of bidens aurea and carqueja (baccharis trimera). The textile is rolled and steamed. Once printed, the blouse is dyed with natural indigo, cut with zero waste technique and tailored by hand.

In this natural silk twill blouse, the silk is worked with flowers from Pilarica de León's own garden. The technique used is ecoprint printing of vegetable material that is steamed so that the botanicals leave their imprint. The piece is made by hand and machine, and its shape is determined by the printing.

This felt shawl piece is created from a single layer of hand felted fleece. The techniques used are nuno felting (flat weaves worked together with the fleece), and spider felting (spun wool that is blended and felted together).

This felt shawl piece begins with a shibori – the encapsulation and tying of floral pieces with fleece and silk that are worked one by one. Later layers of fleece are layered and textured with natural fabrics, and the shibori is added, taking care of the aesthetics of the piece. Once finished the piece is dyed with natural indigo.