Hummingbird Necklace, expertly crafted by the Jaipono Embera Chamí Association. This necklace honours the sacred hummingbird — a powerful symbol within Embera cosmology.
Regarded as a messenger between the spiritual and earthly realms, the hummingbird represents connection, vitality, and guidance. Its presence in Embera visual language reflects the deep relationship between nature, spirit, and community — a reminder that the material and spiritual worlds are always intertwined.
Each piece is meticulously handwoven bead by bead using traditional techniques passed down through generations.
Dimensions
76 cm
Material
Glass beads
Artisan
Jaipono Embera Chami Association
Jaipono was founded by 10 Embera Chamí families displaced by Colombia’s armed conflict. Now based in Pereira, Risaralda, the association continues to preserve and honor their heritage through bead weaving. Each necklace they create is more than a work of craftsmanship — it is an act of resilience and cultural continuity. Through their hands, memory and tradition remain alive.
Hummingbird Necklace, expertly crafted by the Jaipono Embera Chamí Association. This necklace honours the sacred hummingbird — a powerful symbol within Embera cosmology.
Regarded as a messenger between the spiritual and earthly realms, the hummingbird represents connection, vitality, and guidance. Its presence in Embera visual language reflects the deep relationship between nature, spirit, and community — a reminder that the material and spiritual worlds are always intertwined.
Each piece is meticulously handwoven bead by bead using traditional techniques passed down through generations.
Dimensions
76 cm
Material
Glass beads
Artisan
Jaipono Embera Chami Association
Jaipono was founded by 10 Embera Chamí families displaced by Colombia’s armed conflict. Now based in Pereira, Risaralda, the association continues to preserve and honor their heritage through bead weaving. Each necklace they create is more than a work of craftsmanship — it is an act of resilience and cultural continuity. Through their hands, memory and tradition remain alive.
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