Pampanilla Bordada #001 — Hand-Embroidered Shipibo Kené Panel

A pampanilla is a traditional Shipibo-Konibo ceremonial panel, hand-embroidered thread-by-thread by master artisans in the Peruvian Amazon. Each geometric pattern — the kené — is a visible song, a map of ayahuasca visions translated through needle and thread. No two are alike.

This piece was created by an artisan of the Kene Rao Foundation, a community of embroiderers in Pucallpa working to preserve Shipibo design tradition while funding education for their children.

• Dimensions: approx. 150 × 65 cm
• Material: Cotton base, cotton thread
• Technique: 100% hand-embroidered
• Production: ~30 days per piece
• Care: Hand wash cold, lay flat to dry, avoid direct sunlight

Each purchase directly supports the artisan who made it and funds school supplies for children of Shipibo families living in the Peruvian Amazon.