https://woven.art/blogs/tales-traditions/a-taste-of-the-darien 2026-06-09T07:57:37-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/Fresh_oranages_and_sugar_cane_-_a_Darien_treat_3b73228f-4aad-4dca-8a6c-dd71a11f5bf5.jpg?v=1781012874 Green Oranges and Sugar Cane Green oranges and sugar cane: a Darién treat. Family sharing networks in a Wounaan village. https://woven.art/blogs/tales-traditions/coconut-soccer-on-the-beach 2026-06-09T07:57:37-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/Cocont-soccer-on-the-beach_08614a56-0d2b-447e-8705-3d1fe1728790.jpg?v=1781012874 Getting to Majé Getting to Majé: six hours upriver by boat from Puerto Coquira to a Wounaan village in Panama's Darién. https://woven.art/blogs/tales-traditions/clams-crabs-and-the-forest-table 2026-06-09T07:57:37-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/baby-crabs-on-the-beach-as-we-wait-for-the-tide_15c4601f-5b5f-40e4-abd7-7a8adf533d93.jpg?v=1781012874 Small Things on the Beach Small things on the beach: tide wait near Majé. Shore crabs, hand-dug clams, and a village rhythm. https://woven.art/blogs/meet-the-maker/dalia-negria-wounaan-weaver 2026-06-08T20:50:31-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/Dalia_Negria1_748517a1-9df7-4d6a-87e4-d21ad5e2841f.jpg?v=1780973431 Dalia Negria: Pioneer of Cocobolo Black and Pucham Red Dalia Negria, master Wounaan basket weaver from Sinai, Panama. Pioneer of cocobolo black and pucham red natural dyes. https://woven.art/blogs/journal/who-are-the-embera-rivers-genip-dye-and-silver-coins 2026-06-09T07:57:10-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/EmberaImage3_087bffc9-378d-4f7e-abcb-4c4d102e8c96.jpg?v=1781012874 Who Are the Emberá? Rivers, Genip Dye, and Silver Coins Who are the Emberá? Panama's Darién people. Rivers, genip dye, silver coins in family necklaces. https://woven.art/blogs/meet-the-maker/eliria-mepaquito-wounaan-weaver 2026-06-08T20:53:26-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/home-feat-rollover-eliria2_bd6f93b7-1850-407a-a7e6-6edb0a03f911.jpg?v=1780973605 Eliria Mepaquito (La Artista): Wounaan Weaver, Aruza Eliria Mepaquito, Wounaan basket weaver from Aruza, Panama, known in her village as la artista. Master of oval geometric baskets. https://woven.art/blogs/meet-the-maker/mitkeila-teucama-wounaan-weaver 2026-06-08T20:54:54-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/Mitkeila_Teucama_f9a12ff5-9ba6-4b62-a37f-1d2a62d4673c.jpg?v=1780973606 Mitkeila Teucama: Second-Generation Wounaan Weaver Mitkeila Teucama, second-generation Wounaan basket weaver from Majé, Panama. https://woven.art/blogs/meet-the-maker/argelida-donisabe-wounaan-weaver 2026-06-08T20:50:31-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/home-feat-rollover-argelida_d831328f-f6d6-4d98-8fb4-a9028d4c8424.jpg?v=1780973430 Argelida Donisabe: 35 Years of Wounaan Weaving Argelida Donisabe, master Wounaan basket weaver from Majé, Panama. Known for her grasshopper motif in florals. https://woven.art/blogs/meet-the-maker/fredy-jinguimia-wounaan-weaver 2026-09-14T09:56:08-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/Lubiana-Fredy-Jinguimia2-0320_826ae2a0-1fd6-4b65-abee-025c586dffff.jpg?v=1780973031 Fredy Jinguimia: Wounaan Weaver, Sister of Sara Fredy (Luviana) Ginguimia, Wounaan basket weaver from Majé, Panama. Younger sister of Sara Ginguimia. https://woven.art/blogs/meet-the-maker/lubecia-membache-wounaan-weaver 2026-06-08T20:42:06-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/Lubecia-Membache-paw2-032218sm_7ab9e0c3-9f66-4b4c-8468-e7efd9c581fc.jpg?v=1780972925 Lubecia Membache: Wounaan Master of the Pawprint Motif Lubecia Membache, master Wounaan basket weaver from Majé, Panama. Known for her signature pawprint motif. https://woven.art/blogs/meet-the-maker/maricin-cheucarama-negria-wounaan-weaver 2026-06-08T20:40:20-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/Maricin.jpg?v=1780972820 Maricin Cheucarama Negria: Wounaan Weaver, University Student Maricin Cheucarama Negria, young Wounaan weaver from Chepo, Panama. Daughter of master weaver Cristina Negria Teucama. https://woven.art/blogs/meet-the-maker/sara-jinguimia-wounaan-weaver 2026-09-11T08:37:36-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/Sara-Ginguimia19_5a0ee5ce-455f-43a8-930e-17ecdf95cc79.jpg?v=1782791509 Sara Jinguimia: Wounaan Master of the Feather Motif Sara Ginguimia, master Wounaan basket weaver from Majé, Panama. Known for her signature feather motif in bold red and green. https://woven.art/blogs/meet-the-maker/selerino-cheucarama-wounaan-carver 2026-06-08T21:22:55-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/Selerino_011a43f3-82c5-4771-9d2c-9244be4ea416.jpg?v=1780975374 Selerino Cheucarama: Wounaan Master Carver (Aruza) Selerino Cheucarama, award-winning Wounaan master carver from Aruza, Panama. Cocobolo and tagua, los guardienes figures. https://woven.art/blogs/meet-the-maker/milda-hasmaca-wounaan-weaver 2026-09-11T08:37:36-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/Milda-Asmaca_0146_f8c846eb-e794-4dfb-83dc-9b7ec647fbbe.jpg?v=1780975606 Milda Hasmaca: Wounaan Weaver of Magnified Florals Milda Asmaca Conquista, Wounaan basket weaver of magnified rose florals. Born in Colombia, working in Panama. https://woven.art/blogs/meet-the-maker/sobeida-cabezon-wounaan-weaver 2026-06-08T21:26:46-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/sm-Sobeida-Cabezon-1_f40e3165-08a2-436e-989c-93c3718fe3a1.jpg?v=1780975606 Sobeida Cabezon Membache: Wounaan Weaver (Maje) Sobeida Cabezon Membache, Wounaan basket weaver from Maje, Panama. Tiny stitches, geometric black and white, pointillism. https://woven.art/blogs/meet-the-maker/yoli-jinguimia-wounaan-weaver 2026-09-11T08:37:36-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/yoly-Jinguimia_daee78ca-8984-4339-869f-02f00fca6144.jpg?v=1780975374 Yoli Jinguimia: Wounaan Weaver of Maje Yoli (Lloli) Ginguimia, Wounaan basket weaver from Maje, Panama. Geometric patterns since age twelve. https://woven.art/blogs/meet-the-maker/deyci-cabezon-wounaan-weaver 2026-06-08T21:28:24-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/Deicy-Cabezon_9d522fae-0281-4ec0-b629-c07750a9b7b8.jpg?v=1780975704 Deyci Cabezon: Wounaan Weaver of Maje Deyci Cabezon, Wounaan basket weaver from Maje, Panama. Geometric designs in black and white. https://woven.art/blogs/tales-traditions/lovejoy-the-house-parrot 2026-06-09T07:57:10-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/Showing-off-Lovejoy_c594dbbd-97ab-4aa6-925b-5afc31de5e99.jpg?v=1781012814 Lovejoy: The Only Animal Allowed Inside Lovejoy, a flightless parrot — the only animal allowed inside a Wounaan home. https://woven.art/blogs/tales-traditions/crabbing-in-maje-village 2026-06-09T07:57:10-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/crabbing-with-a-metal-spear_0a38193e-f4a2-4223-a2c8-c7496b21517f.jpg?v=1781012814 Crab, Wounaan-Style Crab, Wounaan-style: a day spearfishing on the river and a village meal with Raquela. https://woven.art/blogs/meet-the-maker/aulina-ismare-opua-wounaan-cacica 2026-06-08T21:31:07-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/alina_leads_congresso_0522_f16f84d1-7aa9-4a4b-b305-00654fbef862.jpg?v=1780975866 Aulina Ismare Opua: Wounaan Cacica (Elected 2022) Aulina Ismare Opua, elected Cacica Wounaan (national chief). One of few women in Panama to hold the position. https://woven.art/blogs/tales-traditions/canoe-ceremony-haai-hi-jeujem 2026-06-09T07:57:10-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/boats-at-maje_4663e53c-d91d-4c73-8cc3-229f191d2d90.jpg?v=1781012814 Haai Hi Jeujem Haai Hi Jeujem: a Wounaan canoe ceremony from Majé. A small vessel enters the home carrying prayer instead of cargo. https://woven.art/blogs/meet-the-maker/cristina-negria-teucama-wounaan-weaver 2026-06-08T21:28:24-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/Cristina_2_3eab62ec-8105-4a0d-abda-e41f59702456.jpg?v=1780975704 Cristina Negria Teucama: Master Wounaan Weaver Cristina Negria Teucama, master Wounaan basket weaver from Sinai, Panama. Butterflies between wavy vertical palms, parrots, macaws. https://woven.art/blogs/meet-the-maker/plinio-opua-wounaan-leader 2026-06-08T21:29:42-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/Plinio-Opua_0bdaf7b2-4229-44c9-93d0-9fed12233fd6.jpg?v=1780975782 Plinio Opua: Wounaan Social Leader, Ciudad Bolivar Plinio Opua, Wounaan social leader and advocate for displaced communities. Organizing from Ciudad Bolivar. https://woven.art/blogs/tales-traditions/dionila-mejia-the-dancing-aunt 2026-06-09T07:57:11-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/donila_mejia_and_ed_06eec6ab-07c3-4d66-8eb0-a61beda07a48.jpg?v=1781012814 Meeting Dionila Meeting Dionila: a first trip to Majé in 2012. Courtship dance, elder who taught the girls, the floor itself. https://woven.art/blogs/meet-the-maker/amalia-chiripua-wounaan-weaver 2026-06-08T21:29:42-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/Amalia-Chiripua_ef70e2b5-e705-4adf-ba8e-57404eb77925.jpg?v=1780975782 Amalia Chiripua: Wounaan Weaver (Papayo, Colombia) Amalia Chiripua, master Wounaan basket weaver from Papayo Reserve, Colombia. Born 1960. https://woven.art/blogs/tales-traditions/from-the-archives-back-from-panama-2015 2026-07-08T13:46:08-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/about-us-rowimgs-twinsrun_f546912a-1d0e-4fee-bfea-0ed99646867a.jpg?v=1781012842 Panama, 2015 Panama, 2015: First Wounaan sourcing trip to the Darién. The trip that started RFB's decade of work. https://woven.art/blogs/tales-traditions/return-from-panama 2026-06-09T07:57:25-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/river_canoe_f465330a-d454-4550-a810-ea973943fe93.jpg?v=1781012842 Postcards from Panama Postcards from Panama: a sourcing trip diary through Wounaan and Emberá villages. https://woven.art/blogs/tales-traditions/panama-travel-packing-edition-what-it-really-takes-to-source-woven-art 2026-07-08T13:49:01-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/Screenshot_2026-02-26_210053_57809f30-80fc-4b9b-b013-bc8b00cdc0b6.jpg?v=1781012874 Packing for Panama Packing for Panama: a sourcing trip checklist for Wounaan and Emberá villages. https://woven.art/blogs/tales-traditions/i-arrived-in-panama-and-the-pace-already-feels-different 2026-06-09T07:57:25-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/Screenshot_2026-02-27_074108_ce6967d5-cfe7-4ca0-a08d-b043470d85b9.jpg?v=1781012842 Travel Day Travel day: from Denver to the Darién. Planes, layovers, the slow handoff to Panama. https://woven.art/blogs/meet-the-maker/six-jinguimia-sisters-wounaan-weavers 2026-09-11T08:37:36-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/Screenshot_2026-02-28_205845_9ffdd178-9f01-45b0-adf4-933be6079427.jpg?v=1780975866 The Six Jinguimia Sisters: Wounaan Master Weavers The six Ginguimia sisters, master Wounaan basket weavers from a village outside Panama City. One family lineage. https://woven.art/blogs/tales-traditions/visiting-the-wounaan 2026-08-19T08:15:17-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/maje_boat_bananas_4x3_4b61711d-8bbe-4082-a12f-96cc9534fc0e.png?v=1787148842 Visiting the Wounaan Weavers of Majé https://woven.art/blogs/journal/what-is-an-agaseke-basket-the-history-and-meaning-behind-rwandas-peace-basket 2026-07-08T08:55:09-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/rwanda-red-and-black1-1_103f5087-51c7-42d8-8a9a-0f0ab11dc97d.jpg?v=1781012780 What Is an Agaseke Basket? The History and Meaning Behind Rwanda's Peace Basket What is an Agaseke basket? Rwanda's peace basket. History, materials, the women of Gahaya Links, and its place on the national seal. https://woven.art/blogs/journal/what-are-ticuna-ceremonial-dolls-the-pelazon-tradition-of-the-colombian-amazon 2026-07-08T13:51:31-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/dolls_on_console5_bc91f371-4db3-434d-b5fe-4e6159fb8a6d.jpg?v=1781012780 What Are Ticuna Ceremonial Dolls? The Pelazón Tradition of the Colombian Amazon What are Ticuna ceremonial dolls? 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History, villages, and named artists. https://woven.art/blogs/journal/what-are-werregue-baskets-the-choco-weaving-tradition-explained 2026-06-09T07:45:19-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/MAG-154_-_Catalog_3_20148e3f-581c-4d88-9260-9801fa289e82.png?v=1781012718 What Are Werregue Baskets? 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Materials, dyes, and the women weavers behind them. https://woven.art/blogs/journal/two-colombian-traditions-werregue-baskets-and-ticuna-figures-compared 2026-07-08T13:51:31-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/colombian_and_ticuna_page_3c6a54c3-007e-45ec-ac8e-df4f3d2a993d.png?v=1781012688 Two Colombian Traditions: Werregue Baskets and Ticuna Figures Compared Two Colombian Indigenous traditions: Werregue baskets of the Chocó and Ticuna figures of the Amazon, compared. https://woven.art/blogs/journal/ghana-vs-rwanda-baskets-which-works-best-in-a-modern-interior 2026-06-09T07:44:49-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/RWA-022-catalog_e243e4da-bbca-4b5e-8695-93f10dca9aab.png?v=1781012688 Ghana vs Rwanda Baskets: Which Works Best in a Modern Interior? Ghana vs Rwanda baskets compared: Bolgatanga vs Agaseke materials, scale, palette. https://woven.art/blogs/journal/where-to-buy-authentic-handwoven-art-from-indigenous-artisans 2026-07-08T13:49:33-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/OPTIMIZE_BACKUP_PRODUCT_artist_a7d0fc19-3287-4444-8f63-ca35b9e3a7f7.jpg?v=1781012663 Where to Buy Authentic Handwoven Art from Indigenous Artisans Where to buy authentic handwoven Indigenous art: cooperative sourcing, provenance, and avoiding fakes. https://woven.art/blogs/journal/how-to-display-handwoven-art-a-room-by-room-placement-guide-for-collectors 2026-09-03T11:07:52-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/SPM-365-NAN-029-RWA-024-catalog3_77ce1be3-7bca-4966-8597-9fe0761fca7b.jpg?v=1781012662 How to Display Handwoven Art: A Room-by-Room Placement Guide for Collectors How to display handwoven art: room-by-room placement guide for Agaseke, Wounaan, Werregue, and Bolgatanga baskets. https://woven.art/blogs/journal/what-makes-handwoven-art-valuable-why-indigenous-baskets-and-masks-appreciate-over-time 2026-07-08T13:51:05-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/SPM-3511-catalog_deb7ef36-173b-4541-ac53-97cef09c0fed.png?v=1781012662 What Makes Handwoven Art Valuable? 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Pucuna doll specialist. https://woven.art/blogs/meet-the-maker/miriam-negria-wounaan-weaver 2026-06-10T11:41:38-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/home-feat-rollover-miriam_0b76a855-913c-457a-950b-463691faf85f.jpg?v=1781113298 Miriam Negria: Wounaan Master Weaver, Chepo Miriam Negria, Wounaan master weaver, holding a basket drawing made by one of her children https://woven.art/blogs/journal/what-is-hosig-di-wounaan-basket 2026-07-20T09:56:01-06:00 weekly https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0872/0069/4587/articles/artisan_weaving_Loida_Mejia.png?v=1781737351 What Is Hösig Di? 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