Baniwá Lamp | Kuripaco

Handcrafted Indigenous Baniwá Lamp Made from Arumã Fiber | Kuripaco Tribe

This Indigenous Lamp is a living work of art that carries the cultural heritage and ancestral knowledge of the Kuripaco Tribe, of the Baniwá ethnic group, inhabitants of the Içana River basin in the Amazon. Entirely handcrafted, the piece uses Arumã fiber, a palm tree native to the region whose stems are carefully collected, prepared, and dyed with natural pigments to create the characteristic weave. This ancient technique results in an organic design and an open weave that, when illuminated, projects fascinating geometric shadows, transforming the environment into a haven of comfort and Brazilian spirit.

Standing 30cm tall, this lamp features a rounded and lightweight silhouette, making it a sustainable luxury choice for living rooms, balconies, or bedrooms with a biophilic approach. As an authentic piece of Brazilian indigenous craftsmanship, it not only decorates but also supports the preservation of traditions and the economy of Amazonian communities. It is the ideal exclusive object for those seeking purposeful décor that combines the simplicity of natural materials with the sophistication of authentic ethnic design.

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Approximate Measurements: Height 30cm x Diameter 35cm

Because it is a handcrafted product made from natural fibers, slight variations in dimensions, fiber tone, and weave density may occur. These characteristics are marks of authenticity that attest to its indigenous origin and manual process, ensuring that your lamp is a unique piece.

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