lankeama
Lankeama is a term that refers to a specific type of woven textile, primarily originating from and associated with certain indigenous communities in South America. These textiles are characterized by their intricate patterns and symbolic designs, often incorporating geometric motifs and representations of nature. The weaving process itself is typically done on backstrap looms, a traditional method that allows for detailed control over the creation of the fabric.
The creation of lankeama is often a communal activity, with skills passed down through generations. The materials
The uses of lankeama vary widely. They are frequently employed as ceremonial garments, blankets, or decorative