by Campbell Plowden
Below is a photo gallery of women from the Huacamayo Artisan Cooperative in the campesino village of Chino on the Tahuayo River in Peru who wove multi-colored small, medium and large frogs with chambira palm fiber for the Center for Amazon Community Ecology in July, 2013. Contact CACE at info@amazonecology.org if you would like to purchase any of these items. See accompanying story and photos: A fountain of frogs and a new bathroom for children at Chino. See photos of all woven frogs on CACE Facebook page.
Orange woven frog ornament made by artisan from Chino, Peru. Photo by Campbell Plowden/Center for Amazon Community Ecology
Yermeth Torres with orange frog. Photo by Campbell Plowden/Center for Amazon Community Ecology
Sarita Mendoza with woven frog. Photo by Campbell Plowden/Center for Amazon Community Ecology
Rosa Sanchez with orange frog. Photo by Campbell Plowden/Center for Amazon Community Ecology
Romelia Huanaquiri with woven frog. Photo by Campbell Plowden/Center for Amazon Community Ecology
Madita Sinarahua with woven frog. Photo by Campbell Plowden/Center for Amazon Community Ecology
Liria Enocaires with woven frog. Photo by Campbell Plowden/Center for Amazon Community Ecology
Lastemia Ruiz with woven frog. Photo by Campbell Plowden/Center for Amazon Community Ecology
Estelita Loayza with woven frog. Photo by Campbell Plowden/Center for Amazon Community Ecology
Dina Peña with yellow frog. Photo by Campbell Plowden/Center for Amazon Community Ecology
Darli del Aguila with woven frog. Photo by Campbell Plowden/Center for Amazon Community Ecology
Dalila Lopez with woven frog. Photo by Campbell Plowden/Center for Amazon Community Ecology
Charlita Espinoza with woven frog. Photo by Campbell Plowden/Center for Amazon Community Ecology
Carmen del Aguila with woven frog. Photo by Campbell Plowden/Center for Amazon Community Ecology
