Sand porta cazuela Guacamayas Feel the warmth of an

Feel the warmth of an ethnic coat created with alpaca and lamb wool yarns

the belly is the place of life

jade stones and other hand-painted ceramic pieces to be able to produce jewelry inspired by Mayan culture and color

a flower or a rhombus

Glimpsing due to its different bright colors and becoming more attractive due to the beautiful ornamentation of the knotting of its extensive fringes

Sand porta cazuela Guacamayas Feel the warmth of anNario in the south of the country is a department inherited from the techniques of its Quillacinga ancestors for the management of the Iraca plant fiber. Thanks to iraca weaving, artisans have been able to make different pieces, including a pot holder. In America, especially, a type of earthenware is called a cazuela, which is known for its use in serving a delicious traditional stew that includes vegetables, cereals and meat.