A spectacular bag, handwoven by Venezuelan artisans from the Wayuu tribe.
- This product is design and creation by artisans of Tintotero, a small community in Venezuela.
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Wayuu Mochila
£65.00
Description
About:
This product comes from a town located 20 minutes from Barquisimeto (Venezuela) a little colorful town called Tintorero. Its community is made up by artisans who have inherited and passed on the tradition of weaving and fabric dye since the beginnings of the XX century. Here, not only will you find beautiful and colorful hammocks, blankets, place mats and rugs, but also other typical crafts and delicious regional food. All sold in the colonial streets of Tintorero.
It is important to note that the main economic activity of Tintorero is crafts, in which looms stand out, although it is not the only one, since there are also those who handle wood and clay, but often the predominant one is cloth.
Tintorero, Its name is due to the fact that this community is made up of dyers and weavers. In the different stores that can be seen you can buy: hammocks, mats, tablecloths, placemats, centerpieces or any fabric you want, of very good quality and at great prices.
Help this community, Buying these products helps the community to continue growing.
Tintorero:
Small community of artisans in Barquisimeto, Venezuela that lives by making these greats products.
Product Description:
Handwoven by Venezuelan artisans.
- Colours: Brown, beidge and Black. (As shown in picture).
- Height: 35 cm.
- Length: (of strap): 54 cm.
- Diameter: (bottom): 24 cm
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