Handwoven F Ye'Kwana Basket Venezuela

Handwoven F Ye'Kwana Basket VenezuelaBeautifully handwoven Ye'Kwana Wuwa (basket) made of sustainably harvested and naturally dyed minato, a vine like plant that will re grow after harvesting. Basket showcases a row of monkeys, with geometric patterns in black and natural color. Baskets are an essential part of the daily life of the Ye'kwana of Southern Venezuela. Traditional handwoven basketry is an intricate and essential part of daily life for the Yekwana people. Living in the lowland

detailed descriptions of Andean cultural traditions frame each section

Please note that this pillow does not include an insert

Drop on a full size mattress 20" on sides

An exterior slip pocket provides quick access to essentials

The subtle colors work well with many interiors

This rug is beautiful on the floor or on the wall

From a fair trade group in Rajasthan

white thread is employed with different embroidery techniques

The fired bird is then dipped in a slip of paster-of-paris to smooth out the form’s surface and then carefully hand painted

blue and black

Hidalgo in Mexico

Front patchwork is gold