$75.00
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This mesa cloth of two colors is bordered on two sides with distinguished trim. Unkuna cloths, or textiles of two colors represent duality, weaving together the masculine and feminine. Felicitas Samata Apasa wove this cloth in her community of Quico. This large despacho cloth measure 18″ X 2218″ square. 46cm X 46cm. Your purchase helps Felicitas support her family and encourages her to keep weaving, helping to preserve her beautiful Q’ero culture. A photo of the weaver holding your new textile in her community is included with this purchase.
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The Qero cut the hair of alpaca, sheep and llama to sell for cash income and to weave mesa cloths, belts, blankets, bags, and ponchos. They also knit hats and braid ropes with fiber from their herds....