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10 products that are made with caña flecha
The world became acquainted with the weaving of caña flecha thanks to the vueltiao hat. Today, however, Colombian artisans transform it into almost any object. We invite you to get to know the most outstanding ones.
Ever since the piece crafted by the Zenú Indigenous people from the Colombian Caribbean became famous, national designers decided to expand its use. Today, creative applications of caña flecha can be found in furniture, jewelry, rugs, dresses, and lamps, among others. Here are some of the ways we decorate the world. 1. In 2011, Miss Universe viewers saw Miss Colombia of that year, Catalina Robayo, wearing a “vueltiao hat turned into a dress” designed by Alfredo Barraza.
2. At Cali Exposhow 2012, French designer Jean Paul Gaultier surprised everyone with a bridal gown inspired by the vueltiao hat.
3. Since 2005, the world has been able to bring a tropical and Caribbean vibe into living rooms with furniture featuring caña flecha woven surfaces.
4. To read García Márquez and dream of yellow butterflies, you can lay back on a cushion woven by Colombian Indigenous artisans.
5. Even your feet can wear the craftsmanship of artisans from Tuchín, San Antonio de Palmito, and Sampués.
6. If you’re visiting Colombia, the best souvenir you can take home is a bracelet or accessory made of caña flecha.
7. Purses, wallets, document holders, and cases for phones and tablets are just a few examples of caña flecha accessories.
8. Household items such as napkin holders, trays, and table runners are other options made from this durable weave.
9. Dress your floor with a rug that reflects Indigenous thought.
10. Lamps, clocks, and just about any item can have a caña flecha version.
There’s nothing the hands of a Colombian artisan can’t turn into a gem. In creativity and design, you can see the best of Colombia.
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