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Indigenous Panel – Wayana Ethnicity
$3,745.00
Panel with a mat made by indigenous people of the Wayana ethnic group, from Pará.
This piece is crafted from natural arumã fiber stalks and is used for serving food or as a seat.
Dimensions: 19.69 inches x 2.76 inches x 43.31 inches
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