Alma by BIBA

Solidarity Project

Our project in collaboration with the Amae and Vicente Ferrer Foundation

ALMA is BIBA's symbol that drives, promotes and develops women's empowerment. A project born from the heart and growing with every hand that touches it.

The people behind the project

Women who make ALMA possible

Akhama - Artisan seamstress from Anantapur, India

This project was born from a group of women artisan producers in Anantapur, India

ALMA is created by women who suffer discrimination as they belong to one of the most disadvantaged groups in Indian society.

Alma is a doll born from the imagination of Akhama, an Indian seamstress from Anantapur, and is produced entirely by hand.

Artisans from Anantapur

The hands that create ALMA

Women artisans of the ALMA project 1
Women artisans of the ALMA project 2
Women artisans of the ALMA project 3

Handmade

The creation process

ALMA artisan process - Step 1

Step 1

ALMA artisan process - Step 2

Step 2

ALMA artisan process - Step 3

Step 3

ALMA artisan process - Step 4

Step 4

ALMA artisan process - Step 5

Step 5

ALMA artisan process - Step 6

Step 6

Evolution

Alma has grown with us

Since her birth in 2015, Alma has become a symbol of the brand and of female empowerment.

Alma 2015

2015

The origin

Alma 2020

2020

The evolution

Alma 2023

2023

The renewal

Alma by BIBA

Collaborate with the ALMA project

You can collaborate with the “ALMA by BIBA” project by buying one. The amount is entirely destined to the development of its workshop.

Every Alma you buy is an opportunity for change for these women.

In collaboration with

Fundación Vicente Ferrer