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100% Handcrafted | One-of-a-Kind | Fair Trade | Indigenous-Made Handwoven by the Wayuu Indigenous women of La Guajira, Colombia, who proudly preserve their cultural traditions through weaving. Every piece is a window into the hands and heart of its maker. Woven by hand, the patterns and colors shift from artisan to artisan, each one a living thread of their culture, land, memory, and daily life. We collectively work with independent artisans and their families to bring you joyful, story-filled mochilas and accessories. This Kanaas or design in Wayuunaiki is called Marüliünayaa, which signifies “The trace of a kitchen utensil that is made on a totumo". Chila Details This large bag took approximately 30 days of weaving to complete. Community: Wayuu Region: La Guajira Weaving technique: 1-thread Material: 100% Acrylic Thread Size: Large Height: 11.5 in. Length: 12.5 in. Strap Drop: 22 in. Please note: Due to the handmade nature of these mochilas, measurements may vary slightly. Chila Care What we recommend: Spot-treat any stains with a bit of mild soap, a soft brush, and warm water. Rinse, and repeat if needed. But you can: Machine wash, turn the bag inside out, place tassels and strap inside, and wash on a quick, delicate cycle with cold water. Do not use harsh detergents or bleach. Do not tumble dry as it might ruin the tassels Air dry, hang to dry.
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