![Shipibo Conibo Cloths]()
The Shipibo Indians are known for their richly ornamented pottery, garments and carvings that the women make. The geometric patterns called "
Kené" are today the expression of the Shipibo culture, the origins of these patterns reach far back into the history of this spiritual people and are closely connected to the use of ayahuasca.
The beautifully original hand-embroidered Shipibo-Conibo clorths feature various intertwined designs. Each unique piece is hand stitched by the women over weeks, based on their traditional jungle cosmology, through the choice of colours and symbols that bring their artwork to life.
These wonderful magical cloths can be used as altar cloths or wall hangings.
Every single cloth was made in the region of Pucallpa.
!["e;Yana Chitonte"e; Shipibo Cloth](https://www.mi-tierra.de/images/product_images/thumbnail_images/3097_0.jpg ""e;Yana Chitonte"e; Shipibo Cloth")
![Altar-Cloth "e;Ampato"e;](https://www.mi-tierra.de/images/product_images/thumbnail_images/4033_0.jpg "Altar-Cloth "e;Ampato"e;")
![Puka "e;Chitonte"e; Shipibo Cloth](https://www.mi-tierra.de/images/product_images/thumbnail_images/3096_0.jpg "Puka "e;Chitonte"e; Shipibo Cloth")
![Shipibo Altar-Cloth "e;Otorongo"e;](https://www.mi-tierra.de/images/product_images/thumbnail_images/3021_0.jpg "Shipibo Altar-Cloth "e;Otorongo"e;")
![Shipibo Altar-Cloth "e;Otorongo"e;](https://www.mi-tierra.de/images/product_images/thumbnail_images/4020_0.jpg "Shipibo Altar-Cloth "e;Otorongo"e;")
![Shipibo Cloth "e;Ampato"e;](https://www.mi-tierra.de/images/product_images/thumbnail_images/4040_0.jpg "Shipibo Cloth "e;Ampato"e;")
![Shipibo Cloth "e;Nourishment"e;](https://www.mi-tierra.de/images/product_images/thumbnail_images/4043_0.jpg "Shipibo Cloth "e;Nourishment"e;")
![Shipibo Cloth "e;Sachamama"e;](https://www.mi-tierra.de/images/product_images/thumbnail_images/4034_0.jpg "Shipibo Cloth "e;Sachamama"e;")
![Shipibo Cloth "e;Sachamama"e;](https://www.mi-tierra.de/images/product_images/thumbnail_images/4044_0.jpg "Shipibo Cloth "e;Sachamama"e;")
