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the totumo comes from a tree with a leafy crown and large fruits that grows wild and is used in various uses due to its versatility

in order to decorate and set the home with a new entity

the artisans of the Armenia town in Quindío create a bowl in eggshell

Made from locally-sourced sheep wool and meticulously woven on pedal looms by skilled artisans in Huehuetenango and Momostenango

Traditional bag from one of the native peoples of Chile

Brown and orange porta cazuela Jackets the totumo comes from aMacram is characterized by the use of decorative and intertwined knots that are made with threads or ropes. The artisans of Charal use different types of threads, such as cotton, wool and natural fibers, and use various colors and designs to bring their creations to life. The weaving process requires skill and patience. Artisans combine different types of knots, such as the square knot, lark's head knot, and blanket knot, to create unique patterns and