Indigenous Art from PanamáPanamá is a country of great natural beauty and fascinating indigenous cultures. The Wounaan and Emberá tribes inhabit the verdant Darién Rainforest while the San Blas Islands (Kuna Yala) are home to the Kuna people. The Ngobe-Bugle dwell in remote mountainous regions of the northwestern provinces.The indigenous artisans
of Panamá make and sell beautiful baskets, tagua nut carvings, molas
and other tribal crafts.
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Basket Gallery |
Mola Gallery |
Tagua Gallery |
Emberá Masks |
Chacara Bags |
Mola Crafts |
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Links:
Blankets International - Ethnic Textiles from Guatamala Traditions Fair Trade - Store and Cafe, Olympia, WA The Fair Trade Federation - Fair Trade Resources Panama Audubon Society - Birding Information Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute - Panama Charlotte Patera - Mola Inspired Quilts and Mola Info Crossroads Trade - Ethnic Arts of the World Little
Mango Imports - Imported textiles and handicrafts specializing in Guatemalan
fabric
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