Red Werregue centerpiece Decorative pieces based on alpaca wool woven

based on alpaca wool woven on a two-pedal horizontal loom called a wayeta loom

The lamp that represents the work of the fisherman

The Wounaan or Noanamá indigenous people create geometric designs and figures inspired by nature and the worldview of the community using basket weaving techniques by rolling and needle sewing using fiber from the buds of the wérregue palm

a vest that reaches the calf is made with symbols representing ancient culture

Red Werregue centerpiece Decorative pieces based on alpaca wool wovenProcess of patience and skill that takes from 20 days to a year of work. Made by the Wounaan or Noanam indigenous people, a pioneer community in the creation of Werregue handicrafts or "cocas de Werregue".