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Poncho Hood Wool Buffalo

Name: Poncho Hood Wool Buffalo
Brand: andeanstyle
Price: 64.9 USD
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Embrace warmth and style with the Wool Poncho Hood Wool Bufalo, a stunning blend of tradition and craftsmanship. This exquisite piece showcases a captivating Buffalo Indian design, paying homage to rich cultural motifs while offering a modern twist.

Crafted from premium wool, this wool poncho delivers unbeatable comfort and insulation, ensuring you stay cozy during chilly days. The elegant black hue pairs effortlessly with any outfit, making it a versatile addition to your wardrobe. Whether you're headed to a casual gathering or simply enjoying a day out, this poncho seamlessly combines function with flair.

Featuring a practical hood, it protects you from the elements, while the unique closure button, made from tagua nut, adds a touch of nature-inspired elegance. Handmade by skilled artisans, each wool poncho is a unique work of art, reflecting dedication and quality that mass-produced items simply cannot match.

With the Wool Poncho Hood Wool Bufalo, you're not just wearing a piece of clothing; you're making a statement grounded in craftsmanship and a rich cultural history. Elevate your wardrobe today and experience the perfect fusion of heritage and contemporary style.

Otavalo - the mecca of wool poncho

Otavalo is a city in northern Ecuador. The crafts of Otavalo have a history so old that dates back to the first civilizations of America.

Read more about the place of production Otavalo

Otavalo, a city located in northern Ecuador, is renowned for its rich history and vibrant craft traditions. The crafts of Otavalo have origins that trace back to some of the earliest civilizations in the Americas, showcasing a legacy that spans thousands of years. This deep-rooted history reflects the cultural significance of artisanal practices in the region, where indigenous groups have continuously contributed to the preservation and evolution of traditional methods.

During the colonial period, Otavalo emerged as a pivotal center for textile production, serving much of the Spanish colonies. The skills of local artisans in weaving and textile creation attracted attention, allowing the city to flourish economically and culturally. The distinctive textiles produced in Otavalo, characterized by their intricate patterns and vivid colors, not only highlight the artistry of the local craftsmen but also serve as a testament to their historical importance.

Today, the vibrant markets of Otavalo attract visitors and collectors eager to experience the unique craftsmanship that has developed over centuries. The city remains a thriving hub for traditional arts and crafts, fostering a connection between past and present while promoting the sustainable livelihood of its artisans.

Brand new - soft, light, warm and feels very pleasant to the skin

Handmade with tagua nut or wooden button

Woven by Ecuadorian artisans - keeps you warm and offers ideal comfort for the cold winter