Wayuu tapestry animal print clutch handmade by indigenous from Colombia punch needle crochet (Tiguer with strap)

Descripción
A Wayuu clutch is a type of handwoven purse made by the Wayuu people, an indigenous group in Colombia. Wayuu clutches can be typically small or large in size, with a zipper clousure. They are often decorated with colorful geometric designs and patterns that are unique to each individual artisan who creates them. A punch needle is a tool with a long, hollow needle that is used to create looped stitches in fabric. The needle is pushed through the fabric, and then yarn or other fibers are pulled through the hollow center of the needle to create a loop on the other side of the fabric. This technique is also known as punch needling or tufting, and it can be used to create rugs
Características
Handmade by the Wayuu indigenous people in Colombia Unique, colorful designs and patterns. Limited availability, making each bag a one-of-a-kind piece Made from high-quality, durable materials. The process of making a clutch takes up to 1 week Ethically and sustainably produced Support of the Wayuu community and their traditional weaving techniques
Departamento es womens
Peso
4.00 Pounds
Destacados
Handmade by the Wayuu indigenous people in Colombia, Unique, colorful designs and patterns. Limited availability, making each bag a one-of-a-kind piece, Made from high-quality, durable materials. The process of making a clutch takes up to 1 week, Ethically and sustainably produced, Support of the Wayuu community and their traditional weaving techniques