DESCRIPCIÓN
Due to its privileged geographical position on the continent, its climatic variety and its ethnic diversity, Colombia is a country immensely rich in craft production. There the crafts are the living testimony of its cultural heritage.
In this book, Liliana Villegas and Benjamín Villegas have managed to collect and capture more than 500 years in images of artifacts that have accompanied the development of the national culture, from pre-Hispanic times to the present day. Ritual objects, tools, furniture, jewellery, baskets, hammocks, hats and much more, whose originality endures thanks to the wisdom decanted from a long tradition and the use of noble materials that, such as wood or clay, stone or metal , the seed, the fiber or the leather, man has transformed in a thousand and one ways throughout his history.
DETALLES
- 1992
- Spanish
- 1.5 kg
- 240 pages
- 25.1 x 25.1 cm
- 9589138691
INFORMACIÓN DE ENVÍO
Shipping costs:
- In Bogotá: Shipping costs are proportional to weight and destination. These are calculated during the purchasing process.
- Nationwide: Shipping costs are proportional to weight and destination. These are calculated during the purchasing process.
- International Shipping: Shipping costs are proportional to weight and destination. These are calculated during the purchasing process.
Shipping and delivery times:
- Shipments within the national territory
- Shipments to Bogotá are made between 1 and 3 business days.
- Nationwide shipments are made through the courier company Servientrega and their arrival may take 5 to 6 business days.
CRÉDITOS
- Author: Liliana Villegas and Benjamín Villegas
- Editor: Liliana Villegas, Benjamín Villegas, Pilar Gómez
- Texts: Enrique Pulecio
- Photography: Jose Fernando Machado, Jorge Eduardo Arango, Diego Samper, Diego Miguel Garcés, Pilar Gómez, Óscar Monsalve, Alfredo Pinzón, Jorge Gamboa, Juan Camilo Segura, Lucas Schmeekloth, Simón Velez, Olga Lucía Jordan, Janine El Gazi, Santiago Harker, Jesús Velez, Nelsón Pinilla, Sandra Peña, Gustavo Pérez, Benjamín Villegas
- Art Department: Mercedes Cedeño
- Collaborators: Guillermo Vera