The Pilwa is a traditional bag that has been used for decades by the Mapuche communities around the Budi Salt Lake in the Araucanía region. Made from fibers of the Chupón or Quiscal (Greigia sphacelata), a plant endemic to Chile that grows on the shady slopes of native forests, this ancestral weaving technique gives rise to resistant and elegant bags, but also to beautiful baskets. The Pilwas measure 40 x 40 cm and have long 25 cm handles. They will be perfect for your shopping, a day at the beach or an urban picnic. Opt for this natural and sustainable alternative!
