$100.00
Discover this extraordinary, one-of-a-kind hand-embroidered textile by Carolyn Clemente, an Indigenous Shipibo-Konibo artist from San Francisco de Yarinacocha in the Peruvian Amazon.
This vibrant artwork celebrates the beauty, mystery, and spiritual traditions of the Amazon rainforest through intricate embroidery and colorful visionary imagery.
The Sacred Anaconda – Spirit of the River
A magnificent anaconda, known as Ronin in Shipibo-Konibo tradition, winds gracefully through lush tropical vegetation. The anaconda represents the spirit of the river, an important presence in Amazonian cosmology.
The Majestic Harpy Eagle
A powerful Harpy Eagle (Harpia harpyja), one of the world's most formidable birds of prey, spreads its wings across the composition, celebrating the strength and beauty of Amazonian wildlife.
Mother Earth – Mai Tita
The artwork also features a mysterious figure that may represent Mai Tita, Mother Earth, evoking the interconnectedness of the rivers, rainforest, wildlife, and all living beings.
Intricate geometric patterns reminiscent of traditional Shipibo-Konibo kené complement the composition, while brilliant turquoise, fuchsia, orange, purple, and green embroidery stands out against a deep black background.
Every stitch reflects the creativity, patience, and craftsmanship of the artist.
Artwork Details
- Artist: Caroly Clemente
- Origin: San Francisco de Yarinacocha, Ucayali, Peru
- Culture: Shipibo-Konibo
- Technique: Hand embroidery
- Dimensions: 47 × 39.5 cm (approximately 18.5 × 15.6 inches)
- Design: Sacred anaconda, Harpy Eagle, Amazonian plants, and possible Mother Earth imagery
- Style: Indigenous Amazonian visionary art
- Authenticity: Original, one-of-a-kind handmade textile
- Price: $100 USD
A Unique Piece of Amazonian Art
Perfect for framing, displaying as textile wall art, decorating a meditation space, or adding to a collection of Indigenous and visionary artwork.
Support Indigenous Amazonian Artistry
By purchasing this piece, you support the work of an Indigenous Amazonian artist and help celebrate the continuation of Shipibo-Konibo textile traditions.
A truly unique piece of the Peruvian Amazon, lovingly created by hand.
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