Columbian hand woven bags | Guacamaya Tribal: A Shopaholic's paradise!

The term 'Guacamaya' is a Spanish word meaning 'Macaw Parrot'. It is a beautiful and bright colored long-tailed bird, which is commonly found in Latin American nations like Mexico, Central America and Columbia. This stunning bird is an excellent representation of the Columbian hand woven bags, which is designed and developed by a team of highly skilled artisans and weavers. Guacamaya tribal focuses on developing top quality hand-knitted bags blended with wide range of colors and awesome designs.

The Guacamaya tribal had been greatly inspired by the art and culture of Latin American countries for nearly fifty years. The company believes that the Latin American nations are well equipped with some of the highly skilled artisans and weavers across the world. The Guacamaya tribal is currently working in joint collaboration with these efficient and highly skilled artisans to expand their business to overseas. The company not only aims at designing new products and distributing it other countries. Besides that, they are creating job opportunities for these people. They were successful in achieving their dreams through social media platforms via internet.

The indigenous Wayuu weavers as well as artisans lack education, financing and infrastructure facilities. The primary objective of Guacamaya tribal is to implement fair trade practices and offer attractive compensation to their highly skilled artisans. The company is striving to enhance the quality of life of the native Wayuu people by developing a sustainable solution. When the customers are purchasing a particular product through the official website of Guacamaya tribal, they are also providing a stable income for the people who are employed in the field of designing Columbian hand-made bags at La Guajira in Columbia.

Some of the top quality hand-knitted Columbian bags available at Guacamaya tribal are listed below
·         Single crochet bags include Ahora, Mayores, Fiel, El Amante, Como Antes and much more.
·         Mini-bags comprises of Mini Jade and Mini Jaime.


The primary objective of Guacamaya tribal is to deliver top quality Columbian hand-woven bags to their esteemed clients at nominal rates and they are planning to expand their business overseas.

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