What is your favorite handicraft from your community? Week #4 Third Term 2020-2021
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE HANDICRAFT FROM YOUR COMMUNITY?
1. ANSWER THIS QUESTION WITH YOUR TEACHER, CLASSMATES AND FAMILY.
-What are some interesting handicrafts made in Ecuador for tourists?
2. WRITING A SHORT REVIEW. LET'S LEARN.
Wool Sweaters
ResponderEliminarThe sweaters are made of wool, widely used in my country and are used to keep warm.The wool comes from animals such as sheep, alpacas and llamas where a shearing process is carried out to obtain the raw material. Sheep is the animal that produces the most wool, which is why it is the most wool , which is why it is the most used in the manufacture of clothing. Sweaters can be used in the winter time, they are very comfortable for a normal day, they are also beautiful. What I like the most are its designs and colors because they are unique and I recommend them because they combine with any garment.
ResponderEliminarTHE ZAMPOÑA
The zampoña is one of the most representative intruments of Andean cultures which is an intrument of Andean origin, used especially in the Andean highlands, and in contries such as Bolivia, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. It is built with natural bambo ocane that has two saparate rows os tubes open at one and closed at other: each one of the musical scale. It can be used as an intrument or decaration. I like it because it has a variety ot sounds, and i recomend it for tourists to buy and play nice music.
PONCHOS FROM OTAVALO
ResponderEliminarPonchos are made by Otavaleños artisans, which are very beautiful and popular.
They make them with sheep`s wool and alpacas. They can very useful in cold climates as clothing. You can buy them in the largest indigenous markets in Imbabura is known as “Plaza de Ponchos”. That is a fantastic and colorful place where you can find various models, sizes and colors. I like them ad I recommend to tourists to buy these clothes because they are colorful, elegant and every comfortable.
Tigua Masks
ResponderEliminarThe Tigua Masks are made of wood and painted with striking acrylic colors. They portray animals of the Andean worldview and Amazonian worldview such as condors, hummingbirds, monkeys and bears, and they are used for parties such as the Devil Huma, Danzante de Pujilí, they can be found in Pujilí What I like the most are their designs and colors because they are unique and I recommend them that they are very colorful and very comfortable
The leather sweaters
ResponderEliminarLeather sweaters are one of the best crafts and the best sellers in warehouses are made in the factory and very good they also make it with cattle skins or also with special leathers they are one of the best, which is also used for many garments that people use it can be men, women, they wear it because it does not get damaged quickly
Jewels of Otavalo.
ResponderEliminarThese accessories are exported to the United States, they are made by hand, they make all designs.
Which extract Mullos of seeds from the Amazon and tagua - vegetable ivory, native to the Ecuadorian coast.
Which are accessories that are used as ornaments for a person.
I like them because we can find it in all colors and very beautiful models.
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ResponderEliminarCeramica de cuenca
EliminarPottery is one of the oldest crafts in the history of the Cuenca people. Pottery comes from the raw material that is clay, water, silica, lead, tin and metallic oxides are used. They are ground to a very fine powder or mixed in the most suitable proportion. It can be used as an ornament or it can also be used to put different products inside them. What I like most about Cuenca ceramics are the designs, their shape, I recommend them because they are beautiful and can be used for any occasion.
clay post of portobiejo
ResponderEliminarThe material used to make the pots is clay, extracted from the Rocafuerte hills, it is a special material, it has a blackish color where clay predominates, the quintal is bought for one dollar. In addition, they also use river sand, which they get on the banks of the Portoviejo river in the Puerto Loor community.
The artisans deliver their products that are marketed along the Rocafuerte - Portoviejo road, specifically at the Tierras Amarillas site.
50% clay and 50% sand are used to make the mixture. In addition, they also use stones to polish the pot, the oven, a tub to mix the clay and sand, mate spoons, and especially the skilled hands that shape each pot one by one. At the Puerto Loor site, Mrs. Cruz Vélez Montes, at the San Pedro de Sosote site, Mrs. Gaudelia Bravo.
Tigua masks
ResponderEliminarThey are masks made of wood and painted with striking acrylic colors.
They portray animals of the Andean worldview and Amazonian worldview such as condors, hummingbirds, monkeys and bears. Popular characters from the festivities such as the Devil Huma, Danzante de Pujilí, clowns and skulls are also portrayed.
They are considered a manifestation of the Cultural Heritage of Ecuador.
Its cost varies according to the size and model between 25 and 80 dollars.
PONCHOS FROM OTAVALO
ResponderEliminarPonchos are made by Otavaleños artisans, which are very beautiful and popular.
They make them with sheep`s wool and alpacas. They can very useful in cold climates as clothing. You can buy them in the largest indigenous markets in Imbabura is known as “Plaza de Ponchos”. That is a fantastic and colorful place where you can find various models, sizes and colors. I like them ad I recommend to tourists to buy these clothes because they are colorful, elegant and every comfortable.
LOS SOMBREROS
ResponderEliminarThe hats are generally made with wool that is used a lot in my country, the wool comes from sheep or to make finer hats, rabbit wool is used.The sheep is the animal that produces the most wool, the shadows can be used in a hot moment because they help us cover the sun or also the rain. What I like the most is the shade because I can combine with some clothes and I would recommend using them because it is very comfortable and you agree with some of these clothes
Wool busts
ResponderEliminarThe busos are made of wool, widely used in my country and are used to keep warm and protect us from the cold. The wool comes from animals such as sheep and alpacas where a process of cutting the wool of the animal is carried out to obtain the raw material. Sheep is the animal that produces the most wool, which is why it is the most used in making clothes. The busos can be used in winter, they are very comfortable for a normal day, the sewing is also precious. What I like the most are their designs and colors because they are unique and are very useful on very important occasions and are highly recommended throughout the country.
Ponchos from otavalo
ResponderEliminarThey are made by people who are Otavalo artisans who are very popular, they do it with sheep and alpaca wool.
In cold weather, ponchos are very useful since it calms the cold a lot and is also very warm.
You can find it in the largest indigenous markets in Inbabura known as "plaza de ponchos"
It is a very beautiful place that you can visit since it is also touristy
SHEEP WOOL
ResponderEliminarHeep's wool and alpacas, which areñ very useful in cold climates.
These clothes are colorful, elegante and very comfortable.
One of the largest indigenous markets in Imbabura is known as Plaza de Ponchos.
That is a fantástic and colorful place where you can find various models, sizes and colors.
Without a doubt, this is a mustsee destination in Ecuador, don't forget.
Name:Jennifer Tubón
Ponchos From Otavalo
ResponderEliminarThey are made by Otavalenses artisans who are very popular in making poncho, they do it with sheep's wool and alpaca.
In cold weather, ponchos are very useful as they calm the cold and have a thick texture which prevents the cold from passing through.
You can find it in the largest indigenous markets in Imbabura known as "plaza de ponchos".
It is a very beautiful place that you can visit since it is also touristy and very attractive for the elaboration and manufacture of ponchos.
Heep's wool and alpacas, which are very useful in cold climates. These clothes are colorful, elegant and very comfortable. One of the largest indigenous markets in Imbabura is known as “Plaza de Ponchos”. That is a fantastic and colorful place where you can find various models, sizes and colors. Without a doubt, this is a must-see destination in Ecuador, don't forget
ResponderEliminarTigua masks
ResponderEliminarThey are made in the community of Tigua, in the canton of Pujíli, in the province of Cotopaxi. These masks are made with pine wood, by artisans who with a lot of effort and dedication, manage to make this craft, this is reflected in their constant work and in each piece of masks that they make for visitors to see. Tigua masks usually represent Andean and jungle animals. In addition, the artisans also paint pictures on the sheep leather, in which they usually capture the customs and traditions of the communities settled in the paramos of the Andes.
Ponchos from otavalo
ResponderEliminarPonchos are made by Otavaleños artisans, which are very beautiful and popular.
They make them with sheep`s wool and alpacas. They can very useful in cold climates as clothing. You can buy them in the largest indigenous markets in Imbabura is known as “Plaza de Ponchos”. That is a fantastic and colorful place where you can find various models, sizes and colors. I like them ad I recommend to tourists to buy these clothes because they are colorful, elegant and every comfortable.