mola blouses

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Mola blouses are intricately hand-sewn, reverse-appliqué garments created by Guna women, celebrated for their vibrant layered designs that reflect the culture and identity of the Guna people of Panama and Colombia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Guna cultural artifact
handicraft
textile art
traditional garment
associatedWith Guna Yala region of Panama NERFINISHED
San Blas Islands NERFINISHED
contributesTo Guna women’s income
depicts everyday life scenes
flora and fauna
geometric patterns
mythological motifs
hasCharacteristic handmade
intricate designs
layered patterns
vibrant colors
hasComponent back mola panel
front mola panel
sleeves
hasCountryOfOrigin Colombia NERFINISHED
Panama NERFINISHED
hasCreator Guna women
hasCulturalOrigin Guna people NERFINISHED
hasHistoricalOrigin early 20th century
hasMaterial cotton fabric
layered cloth
hasPatternLayout framed central motif
symmetrical design
hasProductionMethod cutting and turning fabric layers
labor-intensive
multi-layer stitching
hasStyle short-sleeved blouse
influencedBy body painting traditions of Guna people
learnedBy younger Guna girls
partOf Guna traditional dress
preserves Guna traditional knowledge
recognizedAs icon of Panamanian folk art
symbol of Guna autonomy
represents Guna cultural identity
Guna worldview
soldAs ethnic fashion
tourist art
taughtBy older Guna women
usedFor ceremonial occasions
daily wear
usesTechnique hand sewing
reverse appliqué
wornBy Guna women

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Guna people culturalArtifact mola blouses