STOLE - palo borracho
This unique piece, made of palo borracho fiber and Patagonian merino wool, was handcrafted on 19th-century looms in Ayma’s historic weaving mill.
The Ceiba Speciosa is a native South American species considered sacred by many indigenous peoples. It’s notable for its thorny trunk and its fruits, which produce a unique, silk-like fiber.
The stole maintains the fiber's natural color, creating a very special textile that exudes elegance and sophistication.
The stole measures approximately 180 cm long and 45 cm wide.
Care instructions
Hand wash only with mild soap and cold water, iron at a very low temperature, and care for it with the same love with which it was made.
Relevant Information
At Ayma, we are proud of the quality of our pieces, which are handwoven on 19th-century looms. This characteristic makes our textiles unique.
We also work with high-quality natural fibers, which are biodegradable and respectful of nature, and also hold international traceability and animal welfare certifications.
Furthermore, we do not use anti-pilling finishes, as these processes incorporate synthetic components into the fibers that are harmful to the environment and to human health.
For all these reasons, our textiles are more delicate than industrial textiles and due to their special characteristics, they are more prone to small snags or pilling. They should be worn with care and love.
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Handwoven
Our textile mill is a nineteenth century factory that still holds some of the most antique textile machineries of the world. Its looms and its history belongs to the antique Buenos Aires.