Handwoven J Ye'Kwana Basket Venezuela

Handwoven J Ye'Kwana Basket VenezuelaBeautifully handwoven Ye'Kwana Wuwa (basket) made of sustainably harvested and naturally dyed minato, a vine like plant that will re grow after harvesting. Basket showcases two rows of monkeys, with geometric patterns in red, black, and natural colors. Baskets are an essential part of the daily life of the Ye'kwana of Southern Venezuela. Traditional handwoven basketry is an intricate and essential part of daily life for the Yekwana people. Living in

because our planet looks like an egg

Beautiful detailed pattern in indigo and off white/wheat with a black backing

Sustainably produced

Please note that this pillow does not include an insert

Colors: Primary colors are natural white and dark charcoal with accents in brick red

Care: place on top of a pad to prevent slipping

Handmade by a women's group in Afghanistan

Two pieces are sewn together with delicate piping in the same cloth and a hidden zipper to make a stunning pillow

Tens of thousands of women

they add instant and effortless charm as a curtain panel right down to the hand wrapped tasseled fringe

New Color Way

The brooch is done with bright beadwork