Puppy Dog Mutt Pooch Galore Mola
Hand-stitched Panama Mola textile art by indigenous artisans.
Why it earns a spot
- Unique handcrafted textile art
- Supports indigenous artisan communities
- Versatile decorative use
- Fair trade certified
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- Adds authentic cultural art to home
- Supports ethical artisan trade
- Provides a unique decorative piece
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- Homeowners seeking unique textile art
- Collectors of indigenous crafts
- People interested in fair trade products
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Description
Hand-stitched Panama Mola Fair Trade Latin American Textile Art
Hand Stitched by Indigenous Artisans: This Mola is hand-sewn by indigenous Guna artisans in Panama. Each piece is unique due to its handcrafted nature and fair-trade origins.
What is a Mola? A traditional textile from the Guna people, Molas are used as wall art, pillows, bedspreads, place mats, or quilting fabric. This piece features geometric designs inspired by rainforest wildlife and ancient body paintings.
Traditional Construction & Design: Made using a reverse appliqué technique with layered colored cloth, this Mola showcases detailed craftsmanship and cultural heritage.
Empowering Native Artisans: Since 1991, TraderBrock has supported Panamanian indigenous artisans by reinvesting sales into their communities for education, medical care, and tools.
- Size: 13" Height x 18" Width
- Fair Trade
- Handmade in Panama
- SKU: 22052768T
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Product FAQ
What size is the Puppy Dog Mutt Pooch Galore Mola?
It measures about 13 inches in height and 18 inches in width, with slight variations because it is handmade.
How should I care for this hand-stitched Mola tapestry?
Handle gently, spot clean or hand wash if necessary, and avoid machine washing or harsh chemicals to preserve its layers.
Can this Mola be used outdoors or in humid areas?
This textile art is best used indoors to protect it from moisture and wear, preserving its colors and fabric layers.
Who makes these Molas and why are they special?
They are made by indigenous Guna artisans in Panama using traditional reverse appliqué techniques, supporting fair trade and cultural heritage.
