Si’ira Duo Tono – Wayuu Mochila Crossbody Bag placemat dining areas

dining areas

Designs and sizes may slightly vary as all products are made by hand

making them easy to clean and maintain while ensuring they stay beautiful for years to come

The weaving technique and patterns typical of a Si’ira predate the colonial period

Add a touch of culture and craftsWOmanship to your living space with our traditionally Wayuu woven coasters—where art meets functionality in every thread

Si’ira Duo Tono – Wayuu Mochila Crossbody Bag placemat dining areasInspiration: Siira, a traditional belt used in ceremony Cultural significance: The Siira is traditionally woven on a vertical loom and worn by young men during rituals like dances and games. The weaving technique and patterns typical of a Siira predate the colonial period. Designer: Lilibeth Tiller from Oloitsuin, a remote Wayuu community in La Guajira, Colombia About the Collection: The Siira Mochila is one of 12 original designs that were created