Tetera Lamp medium Woven on a planted stick loom that preserves the identity of

that preserves the identity of the traditional coastal textiles of La Araucanía: weaving on a witral or vertical loom and a ñimin (drawing) typical of its territory

the Guacamayas community makes unique pieces with different shapes and illustrious colors of the culture

the amazing chumbe

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Tetera Lamp medium Woven on a planted stick loom that preserves the identity ofLamp made with mat palm leaves. It is made by hand and it is necessary to assemble the threads in fique and thus weave the palm, a process that is carried out mainly in Cauca. The pieces are created with traditional symbols of the Eperara Siapidara ethnic group, which with perseverance and love, have managed to preserve their essence and ancestral craftsmanship.