Trivet Güicano White, Small

Product story This trivet comes from a town north of Boyacá (department located in the Andean region of Colombia). It will be able to accommodate your hot dishes in complete safety or simply be placed on a chest of drawers. This piece was made from natural fibers such as white straw and . The latter was commonly used by Native American populations since pre-Hispanic times. The technique used to make the Güicano trivet is called roller weaving or spiral weaving. This type of weaving, used to make kitchen utensils and decorative pieces, is the product of the know-how and creativity of the Laché indigenous people. Currently, this artisan tradition continues to be passed down from generation to generation to remain in the history of Colombia and decorate your home with wonderful stories.