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AkuRuka

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Lonquimay
AkuRuka

AkuRuka offers 100% hand-made crafts made by Mapuche-Pehuenche women, who through entrepreneurship hope to open doors towards a more self-sufficient future.

AkuRuka was born to support the entrepreneurship project of Mapuche-Pehuenche women of the Lonquimay region, in the Chilean Araucanía. The process of these weaves begins with the shearing of the sheep, then the spinning and dying of the wool with natural herbs. The design is then finally woven onto the loom, which ends up being a unique item in the world. By working with their own resources, these

women are able to develop a new way of income, which helps them become self- sufficient and economically independent. By supporting AkuRuka you are supporting the craftsmanship of these women, who through their skilled hands are opening doors towards a better future.

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AkuRuka nace para apoyar el emprendimiento de mujeres Mapuche-Pehuenches en Lonquimay, zona de La Araucanía Chilena. Al trabajar con recursos propios como la lana y telares construidos por ellas mismas, las mujeres logran desarrollar una forma de ingreso, lo que las ayuda a ser autosuficientes y económicamente independientes. Apoyar AkuRuka es apoyar el trabajo artesanal de estas mujeres, que con sus manos buscan abrirse camino hacia un futuro mejor.

15/10/2024

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Mix & match & decorate your house with a pop of color and a conversation piece 🫶

15/10/2024

✅AVAILABLE✅
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🧶Mapuche Poncho (N**e)
🧶Approximate measurements: 30”wide x 26”tall (76 cms. ancho x 66 cms. alto)
🧶Handmade - 100% wool - Fair Trade
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🐑The process of these tapestries begins with the shearing of the sheep, then the spinning and dyeing of the wool with natural herbs. The design is then finally woven onto the loom, which ends up being a unique item in the world.
🐑All products come with a tag that explains how the product was made, a photo of the woman who made it, and a QR code that directs you to a video of the making process presented by a Mapuche woman weaver.
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🫂By purchasing from AkuRuka, you are supporting our mission of empowering indigenous mapuche women from the Lonquimay area (Southern Chile) by showing the world their beautiful, hand-made creations.
🫂You’ll be helping to keep this ancestral weaving technique alive. By sharing these tapestries, we give value to the work and knowledge behind these elaborate techniques.

15/10/2024

✅NEW✅
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🧶Mapuche Trarilonco (2 available)
✅ white/blue -Approximate measurements: 33x2.5 inches (84x6.5 cms.)
✅ blue/black -Approximate measurements: 34x2.25 inches (89x6 cms.)
🧶Handmade - 100% wool - Fair Trade
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🐑The trarilonco is a Mapuche head-band. Wool ones are worn by men and they have geometric designs and representative colors. They are worn for sporting occasions as team identifiers, or in ceremonies.
🐑All products come with a tag that explains how the product was made, a photo of the woman who made it, and a QR code that directs you to a video of the making process presented by a Mapuche woman weaver.
•
🫂By purchasing from AkuRuka, you are supporting our mission of empowering indigenous mapuche women from the Lonquimay area (Southern Chile) by showing the world their beautiful, hand-made creations.
🫂You’ll be helping to keep this ancestral weaving technique alive. By sharing these tapestries, we give value to the work and knowledge behind these elaborate techniques.

14/10/2024

✅AVAILABLE✅
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🧶Mapuche Table Runner (Blue-Grey-Purple)
🧶Approximate measurements: 11x50 inches (28x127 cms.)
🧶Handmade - 100% wool - Fair Trade
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🐑The process of these tapestries begins with the shearing of the sheep, then the spinning and dyeing of the wool with natural herbs. The design is then finally woven onto the loom, which ends up being a unique item in the world.
🐑All products come with a tag that explains how the product was made, a photo of the woman who made it, and a QR code that directs you to a video of the making process presented by a Mapuche woman weaver.
•
🫂By purchasing from AkuRuka, you are supporting our mission of empowering indigenous mapuche women from the Lonquimay area (Southern Chile) by showing the world their beautiful, hand-made creations.
🫂You’ll be helping to keep this ancestral weaving technique alive. By sharing these tapestries, we give value to the work and knowledge behind these elaborate techniques.

14/10/2024

✅AVAILABLE✅
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🧶Mapuche Table Runner (Blue-Yellow-White)
🧶Approximate measurements: 10x52 inches (25.5x132 cms.)
🧶Handmade - 100% wool - Fair Trade
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🐑The process of these tapestries begins with the shearing of the sheep, then the spinning and dyeing of the wool with natural herbs. The design is then finally woven onto the loom, which ends up being a unique item in the world.
🐑All products come with a tag that explains how the product was made, a photo of the woman who made it, and a QR code that directs you to a video of the making process presented by a Mapuche woman weaver.
•
🫂By purchasing from AkuRuka, you are supporting our mission of empowering indigenous mapuche women from the Lonquimay area (Southern Chile) by showing the world their beautiful, hand-made creations.
🫂You’ll be helping to keep this ancestral weaving technique alive. By sharing these tapestries, we give value to the work and knowledge behind these elaborate techniques.

14/10/2024

✅AVAILABLE✅
•
🧶Mapuche Tapestry (Brown-Green-White)
🧶Approximate measurements: 24.5x19.5 inches (62x49.5 cms.)
🧶Handmade - 100% wool - Fair Trade
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🐑The process of these tapestries begins with the shearing of the sheep, then the spinning and dyeing of the wool with natural herbs. The design is then finally woven onto the loom, which ends up being a unique item in the world.
🐑All products come with a tag that explains how the product was made, a photo of the woman who made it, and a QR code that directs you to a video of the making process presented by a Mapuche woman weaver.
•
🫂By purchasing from AkuRuka, you are supporting our mission of empowering indigenous mapuche women from the Lonquimay area (Southern Chile) by showing the world their beautiful, hand-made creations.
🫂You’ll be helping to keep this ancestral weaving technique alive. By sharing these tapestries, we give value to the work and knowledge behind these elaborate techniques.

14/10/2024

✅AVAILABLE✅
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🧶Mapuche Tapestry (Mustard-Grey-Purple-Blue)
🧶Approximate measurements: 20x26 inches (51x66 cms.)
🧶Handmade - 100% wool - Fair Trade
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🐑The process of these tapestries begins with the shearing of the sheep, then the spinning and dyeing of the wool with natural herbs. The design is then finally woven onto the loom, which ends up being a unique item in the world.
🐑All products come with a tag that explains how the product was made, a photo of the woman who made it, and a QR code that directs you to a video of the making process presented by a Mapuche woman weaver.
•
🫂By purchasing from AkuRuka, you are supporting our mission of empowering indigenous mapuche women from the Lonquimay area (Southern Chile) by showing the world their beautiful, hand-made creations.
🫂You’ll be helping to keep this ancestral weaving technique alive. By sharing these tapestries, we give value to the work and knowledge behind these elaborate techniques.

13/10/2024

✅AVAILABLE✅
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🧶Mapuche Table Runner (Light Blue-Brown-White)
🧶Approximate measurements: 52x9.5 inches (132x24 cms.)
🧶Handmade - 100% wool - Fair Trade
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🐑The process of these tapestries begins with the shearing of the sheep, then the spinning and dyeing of the wool with natural herbs. The design is then finally woven onto the loom, which ends up being a unique item in the world.
🐑All products come with a tag that explains how the product was made, a photo of the woman who made it, and a QR code that directs you to a video of the making process presented by a Mapuche woman weaver.
•
🫂By purchasing from AkuRuka, you are supporting our mission of empowering indigenous mapuche women from the Lonquimay area (Southern Chile) by showing the world their beautiful, hand-made creations.
🫂You’ll be helping to keep this ancestral weaving technique alive. By sharing these tapestries, we give value to the work and knowledge behind these elaborate techniques.

13/10/2024

✅NEW✅
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🧶Mapuche Brown-Striped Wool Socks
🧶Approximate foot length: 9.5 inches (24 cms.)
🧶Handmade - 100% wool - Fair Trade
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🐑The process of these socks begins with the shearing of the sheep, then the spinning and dyeing of the wool with natural herbs. The design is then finally knited.
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🫂By purchasing from AkuRuka, you are supporting our mission of empowering indigenous mapuche women from the Lonquimay area (Southern Chile) by showing the world their beautiful, hand-made creations.

Dirección

Lonquimay

Página web

http://akurukachile.com/

Notificaciones

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