Description
The Eperaara were forced to leave their native lands and resettled in Guapi. There, the tribe formed the Canaan Community, where they reclaimed their ancestral customs and traditions.
These woven beauties are as much a part of their tradition as fishing and cropping. Through the cuatro tetas baskets, the Eperaara tell their story; they talk about the fish in the river, the leaves on the trees, the frogs chirping in the forest, the spiders, butterflies and all the other things that make up their world.
MATERIALS: Paja Tetera and Chocolatillo Natural Fibers
COLORS: Black and White Fish Pattern
FABRICATION: Handwoven natural fibers
ORIGIN: Cauca region in Colombia – South America.
DIMENSIONS: BASE 13″ x 9″ HEIGHT 27 in – BASE 30 cm x 22 cm HEIGHT 70 cm
WEIGHT: 24 oz – 680 gr
BRAND: Kiskadee Design – Ethical and sustainable Home Decor. Each of our pieces contributes to helping women and members of various indigenous communities in the countries of origin.
Valerie Adams (verified owner) –
Unbelievably beautiful basket! Well made by talented artisans, not mass produced. Truly a piece of art!