Werregue Woven Plate | Tigre
You may not want to fill these beautiful bowls - the geometric red, black and white patterns deserve all the attention and more. The Wounican (people of the rainforest) on the Pacific coast of Colombia weave werregue fibres to create works of art that have become widely recognised of great cultural importance.
DETAILS
MEASUREMENTS: Diameter 26cm
MATERIAL: Werregue Palm
ORIGIN: Chocó
STORY
HANDWOVEN BY THE WOUNAAN TRIBE
The Wounaan tribe are sadly one of the Indigenous groups in Colombia that are at risk of extinction due to displacement and violence.Their products are famous for depicting a unique vision of the universe. Using the Colombian Pacific werregue palm, the fibres are then dyed with natural juices of fruits and Aloe Vera, resulting in a totally sustainable, organic product.
