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The Qomle'ec women dyed the wool with plants

Naturally dyed with plant-based extracts

each bag carries the quiet artistry of the weavers who made it

Crafted using the patchwork technique with authentic Peruvian frazadas — blankets hand-loomed on traditional looms — every piece carries its own pattern

Hand woven Arida Bag #0162 one-of-a-kind com to chat more aboutThis handwoven bag was made with the plant fibre chaguar, which is a type of bromeliad that grows in South America. It's a resistant and durable fibre. To obtain this material Wichi women first travel into the forest in small groups to harvest the chaguar, they then separate its fibres by hand. After they separate the fibre they spin, dye with natural extracts from roots, seeds and fruits and knit it. All our chaguar bags and baskets have come from a