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Central American Ponchos(37 items)
Welcome to NOVICA's Central American Poncho Collection designed and crafted for you by talented artisans from Central America.
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Rayon chenille poncho, 'Ethereal Turquoise'
By Barbara
Elegant style
I had a beautiful poncho somewhat similar to this which I finally wore out. This is a finer texture than the bamboo cotton and the fringe carries a lovely sheen. The medium weight drapes well, perfect for those warmer fall days. The accompanying note read thanks for your support, hugs in Spanish. Well besos y abrazos to the wonderful women weavers in the co-op who so skillfully and lovingly support war survivors. You are amazing! As ever, I wear your beautiful work with love and pride.
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Cotton blend poncho, 'Magical Lagoon'
By Linda
Poncho
This gorgeous poncho was a gift for my daughter s birthday. The colors are so beautiful and the fabric is so soft! I see this as a go to item in your wardrobe many times, as this is so versatile. This piece is not sized, but it will fit a plus size figure. It fit me at a 2X and my daughter even better at a 1X. Very pleased with this purchase.
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Cotton blend poncho, 'Full Moon Night'
By Wen Wen
It is a unique work of art!
Theres no doubt its my favorite. This poncho is very gorgeous and unique, has beautiful colors and incredible gloss, with an advantage of a poncho should be, practical and portable.
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K'amolon K'i K'ojonel Hand-woven accessories and apparel
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Write a reviewThey regard as their major achievement the stability of a women's organization and so offer hope to the survivors of the 1980s massacres.
In the Maya language, K'amolon K'i K'ojonel means "let's get together" and it is the name of an association founded in 1987 with a mission to provide assistance and support to women in Sololá who were left widowed during Guatemala's armed conflict.
Many children were orphaned too, and... read more
Many children were orphaned too, and... read more
