Kallpa Warmi
13×13" shadow box with gallery glass
Kallpa Warmi: women's strength
Language: Quechua
Region: Ayacucho, Peruvian Andes
In the video that accompanies this word, Violeta Quispe and her mother talk about the significance of ‘Kallpa warmi’, or women's strength, in the transmission of their traditional Andean legacy. Together they are preserving elements of their Quechua culture in the face of discrimination and oppression. The Pelican feather portrayed here is a traditional art tool for creating coloured panels that tell stories both ancestral and current. They are also reviving the arts of embroidery, sewing, weaving and songs.
For the full description, along with pronunciation, map and video, click HERE.
13×13" shadow box with gallery glass
Kallpa Warmi: women's strength
Language: Quechua
Region: Ayacucho, Peruvian Andes
In the video that accompanies this word, Violeta Quispe and her mother talk about the significance of ‘Kallpa warmi’, or women's strength, in the transmission of their traditional Andean legacy. Together they are preserving elements of their Quechua culture in the face of discrimination and oppression. The Pelican feather portrayed here is a traditional art tool for creating coloured panels that tell stories both ancestral and current. They are also reviving the arts of embroidery, sewing, weaving and songs.
For the full description, along with pronunciation, map and video, click HERE.
13×13" shadow box with gallery glass
Kallpa Warmi: women's strength
Language: Quechua
Region: Ayacucho, Peruvian Andes
In the video that accompanies this word, Violeta Quispe and her mother talk about the significance of ‘Kallpa warmi’, or women's strength, in the transmission of their traditional Andean legacy. Together they are preserving elements of their Quechua culture in the face of discrimination and oppression. The Pelican feather portrayed here is a traditional art tool for creating coloured panels that tell stories both ancestral and current. They are also reviving the arts of embroidery, sewing, weaving and songs.
For the full description, along with pronunciation, map and video, click HERE.