Shipibo Embroidery bag Traditional skirt made by Quechuan

Traditional skirt made by Quechuan indigenous women from villages outside of Cusco who use it at wedding ceremonies or other big celebrations

It is made of organic alpaca wool that is a soft

made by the Shipibo Conibo people from Pucallpa

The Q’eros are part of a nature religion where they respect and honor mother earth and the mountain spirits they call ’apus’ and the mastana is traditionally used in ceremonies as a cloth on which offerings to Pachamama and the apus are being served or as a wrap for the shamans healing stones

length 44 cm

Shipibo Embroidery bag Traditional skirt made by QuechuanTraditional textile with handmade embroideries, made by the Shipibo Conibo tribe from Pucallpa. Ayahuasca is a sacred plant that the tribe has used in ceremonies for thousands of years to receive knowledge about life and nature and the geometric patterns are the symbols of animals and plants often viewed in visions during these ceremonies. The symbols are called Icaros, the Icaros bring protection and prosperity. 100% cotton, 20 cm diameter