US$ 2,895.00
Woven poncho with a work tool called VICHUÑA which is a llama bone, which they use for complementary warping and drawings.
This woven is unique with ancestral designs, its colors are dyed with medicinal plants and it is around 300 years old.
Because of its shape and design it represents the Aymaras, who use it for rituals, ceremonies and the MALLKUS (bosses of territory).
They can carry different designs with the puma, condor and snake. Aymaras sacred animals.
CONDOR: Represents the sky
COUGAR: Represents the hills.
SNAKE: It represents what is underground.
Additional information
| Weight | 3 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 40 × 40 × 20 cm |
Julia Cañari – Wiñay Marka.
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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