Medium blue pink Shigra Iraca which few artisans preserve today

which few artisans preserve today

and then it is woven and proceeded to interlacing and lining

San Jacinto

Imagine wearing a piece of precious cultural value

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

Medium blue pink Shigra Iraca which few artisans preserve todayMeet the traditional shigra with its dazzling weaving, unique designs and brightly coloured sleeves that reflect its traditions. Preserving ancestral techniques of the ancestors of Salcedo in Ecuador. Where the artisan hands cut the native fiber of the penco, then amachaca and let it soak for 8 days in water to obtain the threads of the fiber to begin the process of hand weaving for about 4 days, all depending on the size and design, in some cases it