Indigenous South America

These baskets are made from grass by the Pilaga, a tribe of Native Americans living in Argentina's Formosa Province in the north near the Brazilian border.I bought these on a trip to Argentina in 2008 and do not know when we will get more.

These baskets are made from grass by the Pilaga, a tribe of Native Americans living in Argentina's Formosa Province in the north near the Brazilian border.I bought these on a trip to Argentina in 2008 and do not know when we will get more.

These baskets are made from grass by the Pilaga, a tribe of Native Americans living in Argentina's Formosa Province in the north near the Brazilian border.I bought these on a trip to Argentina in 2008 and do not know when we will get more.

These baskets are made from grass by the Pilaga, a tribe of Native Americans living in Argentina's Formosa Province in the north near the Brazilian border.I bought these on a trip to Argentina in 2008 and do not know when we will get more.

These baskets are made from grass by the Pilaga, a tribe of Native Americans living in Argentina's Formosa Province in the north near the Brazilian border.I bought these on a trip to Argentina in 2008 and do not know when we will get more.

These baskets are made from grass by the Pilaga, a tribe of Native Americans living in Argentina's Formosa Province in the north near the Brazilian border.I bought these on a trip to Argentina in 2008 and do not know when we will get more.

These beaded earrings are available in small and large sizes. They are handmade and come in an assortment of colors and designs. We may not have multiples of the same color. We will send you assorted colors unless you call us with a preference. The small earrings are 3" long, 0.75" to 1" wide, and weigh 0.2 oz. The large earrings are 3" long, 0.75" to 1.25" wide, and weigh 0.5 oz.

These leather hats are from Cotacachi, Ecuador. We measure the inside circumference of the hats in inches. Sizes are approximate. The diameter of the outside brim from front to back is about 14" to 15", and from ear to ear is about 12" to 13". To give you an idea of the size, a 23" circumference hat measured 15" long by 12" wide with a 12.5" long strap, and it weighed 0.56 pounds. Please see the Hat Size Chart tab for the conversion chart. Video: How We Measure the Hats in Inches ...

These colorful shoulder bags are handmade by the Otavalo people of Ecuador. They have a folding flap trimmed with tassels, and a zippered top opening. Made of bright Andean fabrics, they are available in a variety of colors and designs, and are lined with black fabric. They measure about 9" long, 9" wide, and 1.75" deep. They have a hanging length of 43" long, and one weighs about 118 grams. When you order this item, we will send assorted colors only. Please contact us if you want a specific...

These wooden skull keychains were hand carved by indigenous artisans in Ecuador. The skulls are lightly varnished, and measure 1.75" to 2" long, 1" wide and 1.50" high. One keychain weighs 15 grams. Please note that the nasal cavity may be carved deep or shallow, and that the appearance will differ as these are handmade items.There are no export controls for this item.

These hand carved wooden flutes are painted in a variety of colors and are available in different designs. They resemble totem poles in style. The carvings wrap around 3 sides of the flute, which measures 6" to 8" long, 1' wide and 0.75" thick. One weighs 27 grams. There are no export controls for this item.

These souvenir pens are hand decorated with a cute llama figure at the top, and covered with woven yarn all around in ethnic designs. Each llama is unique. They are available in a variety of bright colors. These pens are about 6.5" long, weighing 8 grams.We will ship assorted colors. We do not sort these by color.There are no export controls for this item.