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Here you can find the routes and experiences that will take you to the crafts, costumes and elements of tradition found in Netflix's One Hundred Years of Solitude. Icons that prove that Macondo is inspired by the land of beauty.
Caribbean caller drum
Origin: San Basilio De Palenque,
Bolivar, Greater Colombian Caribbean.
Each beat of this drum marks the rhythm and echo of the Colombian Caribbean coasts. Hand-carved in San Basilio de Palenque, it evokes the exuberant festivities and ancestral traditions.
Guadua basket
Origin: Quimbaya, Quindío,
Colombian Western Andes.
Between the breeze of the mountains and the smell of the coffee plantations, this handmade basket reflects the tradition of the Colombian countryside.
Ceramic pottery
Origin: Ráquira, Boyacá,
Colombian Eastern Andes.
The land of Boyaca and Muisca knowledge come to life in this clay pot, molded by the hands of the artisans of Ráquira, who hang in the streets of Ráquira that pride in their craftsmanship that characterizes them.
Moriche palm hat
Origin: Vichada, Puerto
Carreño, Colombian Amazon-Orinoquía.
Between the sun, the jungle and the mountains, you will find a handmade hat made of iraca palm fibers, ideal to get to know Colombia.
Colombia.
Capisayo of palm
Origin: Vichada, Amazonas,
Colombian Amazon-Orinoquia.
A journey through the Amazon jungle is accompanied by this capisayo, woven from palm leaves. Wayuu women, known for their textile skills, created similar garments to protect themselves from the weather.
Cotizas or espadrilles
Origin: Center of the country, Colombian
Eastern Colombian.
Between mountain ranges and the history that goes hand in hand with farmers, this footwear made of fique is born, connecting the tradition of the countryside and the artisan culture of the region.
Wayúu hammocks and chinchorros
Origin: La Guajira, Riohacha, Greater Colombian Caribbean
Dream under the sun of the Caribbean and La Guajira. These Wayúu hammocks, woven with cotton threads and dyed with vibrant colors, will transport you to places where the desert and the sea meet in a single visit.
Canoes of the swamp
Origin: Ciénaga Grande De Santa Marta, Magdalena, Greater Colombian Caribbean.
Navigate the canals of the swamp.
This canoe, carved in local wood, will allow you to explore the mangroves and the canals of the
Ciénaga Grande de Santa Marta
Caribbean caller drum
Origin: San Basilio De Palenque,
Bolivar, Greater Colombian Caribbean.
Each beat of this drum marks the rhythm and echo of the Colombian Caribbean coasts. Hand-carved in San Basilio de Palenque, it evokes the exuberant festivities and ancestral traditions.
Guadua basket
Origin: Quimbaya, Quindío,
Colombian Western Andes.
Between the breeze of the mountains and the smell of the coffee plantations, this handmade basket reflects the tradition of the Colombian countryside.
Ceramic pottery
Origin: Ráquira, Boyacá,
Colombian Eastern Andes.
The land of Boyaca and Muisca knowledge come to life in this clay pot, molded by the hands of the artisans of Ráquira, who hang in the streets of Ráquira that pride in their craftsmanship that characterizes them.
Moriche palm hat
Origin: Vichada, Puerto
Carreño, Colombian Amazon-Orinoquía.
Between the sun, the jungle and the mountains, you will find a handmade hat made of iraca palm fibers, ideal to get to know Colombia.
Colombia.
Capisayo of palm
Origin: Vichada, Amazonas,
Colombian Amazon-Orinoquia.
A journey through the Amazon jungle is accompanied by this capisayo, woven from palm leaves. Wayuu women, known for their textile skills, created similar garments to protect themselves from the weather.
Cotizas or espadrilles
Origin: Center of the country, Colombian
Eastern Colombian.
Between mountain ranges and the history that goes hand in hand with farmers, this footwear made of fique is born, connecting the tradition of the countryside and the artisan culture of the region.
Wayúu hammocks and chinchorros
Origin: La Guajira, Riohacha, Greater Colombian Caribbean
Dream under the sun of the Caribbean and La Guajira. These Wayúu hammocks, woven with cotton threads and dyed with vibrant colors, will transport you to places where the desert and the sea meet in a single visit.
Canoes of the swamp
Origin: Ciénaga Grande De Santa Marta, Magdalena, Greater Colombian Caribbean.
Navigate the canals of the swamp.
This canoe, carved in local wood, will allow you to explore the mangroves and the canals of the
Ciénaga Grande de Santa Marta
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