Kamëntsá Chaquira Mask Weaving A piece that carries passion

A piece that carries passion and dedication on the part of indigenous communities

but also has cultural and ceremonial significance

For the Inga culture

In honour of the moon

Made in a small leather workshop in Guatemala that combines the elegance of leather with hand-woven huipils

Kamëntsá Chaquira Mask Weaving A piece that carries passionThe healing ceremony pieces represent their culture and tradition. The amazing beaded masks originate from the jungles of the Amazon, created by the ethnic peoples of Colombia, Inga and Kamnts. Where part of their ceremonial life is evident in them, which are made from wood and are detailed with beads.