Handmade

Our weavings

These are the weavings we offer and share, made in guanga, agujeta, agujones and macramé. Browse by category or search for a specific one.

9 weavings

  • Ruana woven on the guanga Garments

    Ruana woven on the guanga

    A warming garment woven on the guanga, the association’s main technique, with our own symbolism along the borders.

    Materials:
    Hand-spun wool yarn, Cotton yarn for the warp
    Technique:
    Guanga weaving, warped and finished by hand.

    Suggested value

    $ 380,000 COP

  • Sash or chumbe Chumbes and sashes

    Sash or chumbe

    A sash woven on the guanga carrying the symbolism of the Pastos people, figure by figure.

    Materials:
    Dyed wool yarn, Cotton yarn
    Technique:
    Guanga weaving with double-faced figures.

    Suggested value

    $ 140,000 COP

  • Handwoven mochila Bags and mochilas

    Handwoven mochila

    A mochila bag made by hand, with a guanga-woven strap and a body worked in agujeta.

    Materials:
    Wool yarn, Guanga-woven strap
    Technique:
    Agujeta weaving with a guanga strap.

    Suggested value

    $ 160,000 COP

  • Denim jacket with woven bands Garments

    Denim jacket with woven bands

    A denim jacket set with chumbes woven on the guanga, stitched by hand along the sleeves and the back.

    Materials:
    Denim jacket, Chumbe woven on the guanga
    Technique:
    Chumbe woven on the guanga and applied by hand.
  • Poncho with whipala bands Garments

    Poncho with whipala bands

    A warming poncho with the colours of the whipala woven into its borders and a hand-finished fringe.

    Materials:
    Wool cloth, Borders woven on the guanga
    Technique:
    Borders woven on the guanga, garment assembled by hand.
  • Jacket with a woven panel Garments

    Jacket with a woven panel

    A cloth jacket with a guanga-woven panel across the chest and woven details on the pockets.

    Materials:
    Wool cloth, Guanga-woven panel
    Technique:
    Machine tailoring with a handwoven panel.
  • Woven whipala Ceremonial

    Woven whipala

    A handwoven whipala, a piece of identity and representation of the territory.

    Materials:
    Dyed wool yarn
    Technique:
    Guanga weaving in bands of colour.
  • Woven scarf Garments

    Woven scarf

    A scarf made with agujeta or agujones, finished with fringes twisted by hand.

    Materials:
    Wool yarn
    Technique:
    Agujeta or agujones weaving, hand-twisted fringes.

    Suggested value

    $ 75,000 COP