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Sapimanta Yachakuy
Craft

Weaving

Awaykuna

Textiles y Artesanias

Andean Highlands - [object Object]

Weaving is ancient knowledge, used to create shawls, belts, and other textiles.

Awaykuna kashka ñawpa pachamanta yachay, pachallina, chumbi rurashka.

Ingles

Weaving is knowledge passed down for thousands of years. Women weave beautiful garments from thread. Every pattern in weaving tells a story: mountains, rivers, and animals.

Lengua Original

Awaykuna kashka waranqa watakunamanta yachay. Warmikunaka awashpa puchakunamanta sumak churanakunata rurankuna. Tukuy awaypi rikchakkunaka willaykuna kan: urkukuna, yakukuna, animalkunapash.

Terminos Clave

Awaykuna

a.waj.ku.na

From the verb away- (to weave) + -kuna (plural/nominalizer)

Oraciones de Ejemplo

Mamaka awashpa pachallinta ruran

Intermedio

Mom weaves to make a shawl

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