Urariyu Black Wide Brim Straw Hat from Urbankissed
Urariyu Black Wide Brim Straw Hat from Urbankissed

Urariyu Black Wide Brim Straw Hat

€ 81.20 €40.60

Available sizes:
S M
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Short description

DETAILS

  • 100% Mawisa palm leaf
  • Water proof oil paint
  • Crown 12cm ; Brim 13cm
  • Colors: Black

Head Circumference:

  • S: 54 - 56 cm
  • M: 57 - 59 cm

OVERVIEW

This medium-sized brim hat has a crown with a prominent pattern formed by triangles and squares. Its brim is circled by alternating lines finished with a thick edged one that adds texture.

Each hat is individually crafted by hand in Colombia by artisans from the Wayuu indigenous community.

Due to its hand craftsmanship, hats can vary slightly in size and have some imperfections, which is part of its uniqueness.

Washein says"Subtle yet striking is the symbolic pattern in the crown. A pattern found often in the work of Washein's native wayuu artisans. Bring a vintage appeal to your look while protecting from the sun. And who knows about strong sun better than the Guajira tribes? With this hat rest assured you will find out too."


Shipping info
This item is shipped from the United Kingdom.
  • UK: FREE SHIPPING
  • Europe: €5 (Royal Mail) or €15 (DHL Express)
  • Rest of the World: €23

Source: Urbankissed

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Claudia Patricia Henríquez Iguarán founded Washein to introduce the world to the beautiful craft of the indigenous Wayuu community in Colombia. The Washein collection consists of hats and bags made of Mawisa palm straw, hand-woven with care by the Wayuu community. Since 2012, Claudia has been working in a hospital in Colombia, where she often visited the indigenous communities and was already enchanted by their ancient wisdom. She wanted to put this knowledge into practice. In addition, she discovered that after the first phase of treatment, many patients with tuberculosis were looking for a way to be productive to support their families. That's how Claudia started the "Weaving to Heal" project. Claudia founded Washein in 2017 and worked with a community at Serrania de la Macuira. She wanted to help this community with the sale of their handmade products and taught them through a cost analysis what a fair price for the work and the products would look like. Every Washein product is 100% handmade and hand-painted with care by the Wayuu communities with which Claudia has had a band since childhood. There is a lot of respect for the talent and techniques of the artisans and every product is appreciated. The pompons are woven by a group of Waayu women from another community who live in Riohacha.

Urbankissed is an online marketplace for handmade treasures & unique finds from small brands that care about their artisans. As a marketplace, Urbankissed sells products from multiple brands inspiring you to shop from small and unique brands that care about craftsmanship. The products are shipped directly from the suppliers themselves - so the shipping costs may vary. For every single delivery through Urbankissed, a tree is planted in their company forest in Madagascar.

Note: Urbankissed is a dropship platform, which means that they do not sell the products themselves, but transfer the purchase to the brand. That is why the shipping costs for products from different suppliers are different.

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Address: No physical store

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