US$ 97.00
Representative doll of the Aymara woman, made with natural alpaca fiber with dyed colors extracted from the Putre area.
50 in stock
With his typical clothing: cloth hat, sweater, long black braids. He also carries a baby in aguayo, which makes it easier for him to herd animals. It is made with a toothpick and crochet, with alpaca fiber. Available in different sizes and colors.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.05 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 5 × 6 cm |
The Aymara culture is made up of approximately 3 million people, distributed between Peru, Bolivia and Chile. The Aymara people have a strong ethnic cohesion, which is based on the use of their own language and which has survived the onslaught of modernity through its ancient culture, traditions and art.
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