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Aluminum Inlay Earrings-Reconstituted Tagua |
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Leftover bits of tagua are made into a resin to create these earrings. Polished aluminum is inlaid by hand. The wood used in some of the earrings is called Chonta, and is sustainably harvested.
Artisan: Armando Ortiz
Country: Ecuador
Materials: Tagua Wood |
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The production and sale of ceramics from the Amazon region has given many women the means to provide income for their families and a greater degree of power over their lives.
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The Ecuadorian Panpipe dates back at least 2000 years. Made of varying lengths of cane or bamboo tied together in a row-it is called rondador, after the night watchmen who played the instrument on their rounds.
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