A note from Jen — Black and white work from Colombia and Panama. Werregue baskets from the Chocó, Wounaan hosig di from the Darién, Emberá horse masks in shredded palm fiber. Statement pieces alongside quieter forms, $400 to $20,000.
Ĥu hajim — thank you, from the Wounaan · ❤️ Jen at RFB Woven Art
Twenty-two pieces. No color. No compromise.
A curated edit of black and white work from Colombia and Panama, pulled together for the collectors who understand that contrast is its own palette. Werregue baskets from the Chocó, Wounaan hosig di from the Darién, and a pair of Emberá horse masks woven entirely in shredded palm fiber. Statement pieces alongside quieter forms, $400 to $20,000.
Every piece is one of one. When it sells, it leaves the edit.
Commonly Asked
Twenty-two one-of-one pieces from Colombia and Panama. Wounaan hosig di woven from chunga palm, werregue baskets from the Chocó, and Emberá horse masks in shredded palm fiber. All monochrome, all achieved with natural plant dyes.
Black comes from jagua fruit or cocobolo wood. The natural cream of undyed palm fiber reads as white. No synthetic dyes are used in any piece in this edit.
Monochrome strips a basket to pure pattern. Every decision in the weave is visible. Collectors and designers value these pieces for their graphic precision and the way the technique becomes the entire subject.
$400 to $20,000. Smaller Wounaan baskets and werregue vessels start at the lower end. The collection's anchor is an eight-year masterwork hosig di at $20,000.
No. Every piece is one of one. Once it sells, it leaves the edit.
Dust with a soft, dry cloth. Keep out of direct sunlight and away from moisture to protect the natural dyes.
Orders ship within 1 to 3 business days with free shipping in the continental US. Returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery in original condition.