Pilwa, fibra, cuerpo y bosque

  • Magdalena Cattan-Lavín
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Résumé

El artículo explora la elaboración del Pilwa, una práctica artesanal tradicional profundamente arraigada en los ritmos culturales y ecológicos de una comunidad artesanal en el Lago Budi. 

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Publiée
2025-07-02