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Made in Colombia
Examples of crafted Colombia's heritage are silverware, basketry, tapestry, ceramic plates,
wood masks, and finely woven objects, produced in different regions and by a cross-section
of indigenous groups. Colombian artisan are getting worldwide acknowledgment for the hard
work and dedication.
Vueltiaos Hats are woven by fibers, natural of cane arrow, the number of fibers at the moment
of the fabric is what defines the quality of each hat and the useful life, being the less fine
is the 12 fibers and the extra fine the 33 fibers
Travel curators
Involves envisioning, planning and creating personalized
travel experiences based on our clients' unique needs.
Travel with purpose
Half of its population could disappear in 50 years, because although it can live
up to 200 years, according to this NGO, the number of specimens has decreased
by 78% since 1989. Their growth is slow and human actions hinder their reaching adulthood.
“Volunteers bring three valuable things on each trip:
needed supplies, eager hands to help with daily chores
and upkeep, and a readiness to share their unique skills with
our community”.
highlighting Colombian talent
We try that in your travels through Colombia you can get to know the work of talented people
in art, music, cooking, design, literature, painters and many other areas then you can have first hand contact with
our culture in all its expressions.
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