Vintage Collectible MOLA PANEL KUNA Art Quilt Block TRIBE PANAMA Lot #8

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Hand Made Collectible MOLA PANEL KUNA Art Quilt Block TRIBE PANAMA Lot #8. 17" x 13". Condition is "Used" as shown. This panel is so beautiful, detailed and spiritual!
All items I am selling are clean and no smell to it. Some age spots can be shown and I will mention it in a listings. I am trying to describe item as well as I can.
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Shipped with USPS First Class. Returns are accepted for the price of the item. Shipping fees are refundable in case if it is miss representation of the sold item. I do offer combined shipping. Every 2 items will be shipped for one shipping prince. It will be free shipping with 4 items purchased within 5 business days. Just let me know before I will send you an invoice. Thank you for stopping by in my EBay store!!!
This Mola Panel was handstitched By Kuna Tribal Women from Panamá. All Molas I am offering are handmade using a reverse applique technique. Fabric layers (from two to seven) ofdifferent-colored cloth fabric (almost all the times it is a cotton fabric) aresewn together. The panel design is then formed by cutting away parts of eachlayer. The edges of the layers are then turned under and sewn down. Usually thestitches are nearly invisible. This is achieved by using a thread the samecolor as the layer being sewn, sewing blind stitches, and sewing tiny stitches.The finest molas have extremely fine stitching, made using tiny needles. AllKuna Mola textiles have the edges of the fabric left unfinished as they aremade for sewing into dresses, shirts, skirts, framed or adding into largerpieces such as quilts. For buyers of multiple items please email me when youare done shopping for your custom made invoice with combined shipping &insurance fees. Thank you for stopping by my EBay shop!
This Mola Panel was handstitched By Kuna Tribal Women from Panamá. All Molas I am offering are handmade using a reverse applique technique. Fabric layers (from two to seven) ofdifferent-colored cloth fabric (almost all the times it is a cotton fabric) aresewn together. The panel design is then formed by cutting away parts of eachlayer. The edges of the layers are then turned under and sewn down. Usually thestitches are nearly invisible. This is achieved by using a thread the samecolor as the layer being sewn, sewing blind stitches, and sewing tiny stitches.The finest molas have extremely fine stitching, made using tiny needles. AllKuna Mola textiles have the edges of the fabric left unfinished as they aremade for sewing into dresses, shirts, skirts, framed or adding into largerpieces such as quilts. For buyers of multiple items please email me when youare done shopping for your custom made invoice with combined shipping &insurance fees. Thank you for stopping by my EBay shop