Zenú basketry

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Zenú basketry is a traditional Colombian craft of intricately woven palm-fiber baskets created by the Indigenous Zenú people, renowned for their geometric designs and cultural significance.

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Zenú basketry canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf basketry tradition
intangible cultural heritage
traditional craft
associatedWith Zenú resguardos (Indigenous reserves) NERFINISHED
daily life of Zenú communities
colorSource natural plant dyes
unbleached palm fiber
country Colombia
culture Zenú culture NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Zenú people NERFINISHED
hasPart woven baskets
woven mats
woven trays
hasQuality geometric designs
high durability
intricate weaving
symmetry
location Caribbean region of Colombia
departments of Córdoba and Sucre
market local markets in Córdoba
tourist markets in northern Colombia
materialUsed caña flecha palm
palm fiber
patternType checkerboard patterns
geometric motifs
spirals
zigzags
producer Zenú family workshops NERFINISHED
Zenú women artisans
relatedTo Zenú goldwork NERFINISHED
Zenú textile traditions
significance cultural identity of Zenú people
economic livelihood for Zenú artisans
symbol of Indigenous heritage in Colombia
supportedBy cultural heritage programs in Colombia
technique coiling
plaiting
twining
threat competition from industrial products
loss of traditional raw material sources
traditionalKnowledge hand-weaving techniques
natural fiber preparation
plant harvesting techniques
transmission intergenerational teaching
usedFor ceremonial offerings
food carrying
household storage
market trade

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Sinú River valley hasCulturalHeritage Zenú basketry