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It depicts a woman sitting in her chair
made into pillows
They incorporate them into their clothing
Fair Trade
The Kuna Women have been sewing these works of Art for years
Vintage Wounaan Indian Dyed Frog Tagua Carving Hand-Stitched It depicts a woman sittingThe Tagua Story Tagua (tgw) is the seed of several types of palms that grow in tropical rain forests, also called ivory nut or vegetable ivory. From the Darien Choco region of Panama, the indigenous Wounaan people carve the tagua with hand tools and polish with a series of fine abrasives. The natural color of tagua is ivory white with a dark brown skin while other colors are produced by dyeing the tagua with all natural dyes. Income earned from the
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