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Made by the pre-Hispanic campesino community of Guacamayas. Descendants from the Laches Indians, this community inhabits the mountains of Boyaca, Colombia. Their basketry tradition goes back hundreds of years when they began to elaborate their baskets for every day chores such as placing the spun wool or storing food. Today,...
Made by the pre-Hispanic campesino community of Guacamayas. Descendants from the Laches Indians, this community inhabits the mountains of Boyaca, Colombia. Their basketry tradition goes back hundreds of years when they began to elaborate their baskets for every day chores such as placing the spun wool or storing food. Today, the women in this community intercept trades of agriculture and livestock with the production of baskets. Sizes may vary slightly
These baskets are hand-woven and along with an ancestral spiral technique; the use of fique, vegetable dyes, salt, aloe, banana, orange and lemon, result in these colorful and unique crafts.
Material: Hemp Size: Length 14-16in Día. 30in Colors: Light blue, dark blue, pink, green
