With these designs we wanted to celebrate the importance of the Kuna Textiles for the Guna Dule women. Girls learn the craft from an early age and it is a significant part of their daily life; they not only wear them on their shirts everyday but they also craft unique protection pieces for rituals and ceremonies. These pieces celebrate femininity and the woman's role in society represented in 4 ephemeral scenes thate evoke, earth, nature and the uiverse and nature and women at the center of it.
DIMENSIONS
52 Cm x 52 Cm
20.5 In x 20.5 In
WIDTH COLORS
Purple, Brick, Lavender, Taupe and details in multi color - Brick piping
MATERIALS
Linen, Cotton poplin
ARTISAN TECHNIQUES
The Kuna Textile Was Handsewn By Artisan Women Of The Guna Dule Community Of Caimán Alto, Colombia. For Generations, The Artisan Women Have Passed Down An Ancient Appliqué Technique Of Hand Sewing Cut-Out Layers Of Fabric To Form An Intricate Piece Of Art. Each Fabric Is The Unique Design Of The Artisan Woman Who Carefully Crafted It. In The Guna Culture, Beliefs And Traditions Can Be Found Woven Into Each Composition. Some Depict Stories, Animals Or Daily Scenes While Others Portray A More Abstract Design
Neon colors are back and it's all about accessories. Available also in green, blue and fucsia, the limited edition neon collection was created using sophisticated geometric patterns that juxtapose the bright bold shades of the season with neutral black and white.
Entirely handsewn by the Guna Dule community of Caiman Alto, Colombia, its generous shape features a fold over flap and fits a large wallet, sun glasses and keys. Wear it as a clutch or crossbody with its detachable leather strap.
The Kuna Textile Was Handsewn By Artisan Women Of The Guna Dule Community Of Caimán Alto, Colombia. For Generations, The Artisan Women Have Passed Down An Ancient Appliqué Technique Of Hand Sewing Cut-Out Layers Of Fabric To Form An Intricate Piece Of Art. Each Fabric Is The Unique Design Of The Artisan Woman Who Carefully Crafted It. In The Guna Culture, Beliefs And Traditions Can Be Found Woven Into Each Composition. Some Depict Stories, Animals Or Daily Scenes While Others Portray A More Abstract Design
Cherish This Piece Of Art And Only Clean Carefully With A Damp Cloth. Keep In Original Packaging Where Possible. No Dry Cleaning Or Washing And For Earrings Be Careful With Perfume.
With these designs we wanted to celebrate the importance of the Kuna Textiles for the Guna Dule women. Girls learn the craft from an early age and it is a significant part of their daily life; they not only wear them on their shirts everyday but they also craft unique protection pieces for rituals and ceremonies. These pieces celebrate femininity and the woman's role in society represented in 4 ephemeral scenes thate evoke, earth, nature and the uiverse and nature and women at the center of it.
DIMENSIONS
52 Cm x 52 Cm
20.5 In x 20.5 In
WIDTH COLORS
Blue, Light Blue, Peach and details in multi color - Lemongrass piping
MATERIALS
Linen, Cotton poplin
ARTISAN TECHNIQUES
The Kuna Textile Was Handsewn By Artisan Women Of The Guna Dule Community Of Caimán Alto, Colombia. For Generations, The Artisan Women Have Passed Down An Ancient Appliqué Technique Of Hand Sewing Cut-Out Layers Of Fabric To Form An Intricate Piece Of Art. Each Fabric Is The Unique Design Of The Artisan Woman Who Carefully Crafted It. In The Guna Culture, Beliefs And Traditions Can Be Found Woven Into Each Composition. Some Depict Stories, Animals Or Daily Scenes While Others Portray A More Abstract Design
Neon colors are back and it's all about accessories. Available also in green, lilac and fucsia, the limited edition neon collection was created using sophisticated geometric patterns that juxtapose the bright bold shades of the season with neutral black and white.
Entirely handsewn by the Guna Dule community of Caiman Alto, Colombia, its generous shape features a fold over flap and fits a large wallet, sun glasses and keys. Wear it as a clutch or crossbody with its detachable leather strap.
The Kuna Textile Was Handsewn By Artisan Women Of The Guna Dule Community Of Caimán Alto, Colombia. For Generations, The Artisan Women Have Passed Down An Ancient Appliqué Technique Of Hand Sewing Cut-Out Layers Of Fabric To Form An Intricate Piece Of Art. Each Fabric Is The Unique Design Of The Artisan Woman Who Carefully Crafted It. In The Guna Culture, Beliefs And Traditions Can Be Found Woven Into Each Composition. Some Depict Stories, Animals Or Daily Scenes While Others Portray A More Abstract Design
Cherish This Piece Of Art And Only Clean Carefully With A Damp Cloth. Keep In Original Packaging Where Possible. No Dry Cleaning Or Washing And For Earrings Be Careful With Perfume.