Warao Rest Network | buriti fiber

How simple the braided natural fibers are, the more they maintain the idea that rusticity and sophistication can compose the same product. This is how this handmade hammock is maintained, which is part of a set of handicrafts with buriti fibers made by the Warao indigenous ethnic group. Natives of the northeastern region of Venezuela, in the Orinoco Delta, the Warao Indians migrated to Brazil, on the border of their country of origin, where they continue the artisanal production of basketwork and hammocks characteristic of the tribe.

Ancestral weaving techniques are handmade, which together with the sustainable use of Amazonian palm fiber give a new meaning to the indigenous material culture, generating a unique value in interior decoration and promoting the economic development of the ethnic group.

*As they are handcrafted pieces, there may be slight differences in details and size between each copy, thus giving a unique touch to each piece, we guarantee the shipment of similar quality and beauty.

Part Size:
Length 315m x Width 158m
Composition: Buriti fiber