Werregue big Basket Sololá

Werregue big Basket SololáProcess of patience and skill that takes from 20 days to a year of work. The Wounaan or Noanam indigenous people create geometric designs and figures inspired by nature and the worldview of the community using basket weaving techniques by rolling and needle sewing using fiber from the buds of the wrregue palm.

based on alpaca wool woven on a two-pedal horizontal loom called a wayeta loom

making it the perfect choice for carrying all your belongings wherever you go

comfortable fabric with an identity originating from the small north of Chile

The art of seje basket weaving comes from the beautiful north of Colombia

the Mapuches weave their textiles on a vertical loom

Thanks to innovation and traditional Ecuadorian weaving with baby alpaca wool

which is where the chumbe is used and represented

The Wounaan or Noanamá indigenous people create geometric designs and figures inspired by nature and the worldview of the community using basket weaving techniques by rolling and needle sewing using fiber from the buds of the wérregue palm

The Jaspe pink backpack is designed for maximum comfort and ample storage

combining the elegance of leather with hand-woven huipiles

Basket made with mat palm leaves

This ancestral tradition continues to this day