Shipibo Kené Scarf – Bero Icha – Black, Purple

Shipibo Kené Scarf – Bero Icha

This artfully hand-embroidered shawl comes from the Shipibo-Conibo from the Peruvian Amazon.
The design is named Bero Icha, which means “many eyes” in the Shipibo language.
The intertwined, colorful shapes symbolize the multitude of perspectives that can be perceived during ceremonies and visions.
Each piece is unique and an expression of living indigenous tradition.

Bero Icha – Meaning

“Many eyes” is symbolic of seeing from different angles.
In Shipibo culture, these patterns are a reminder that there are many ways to interpret experiences and messages.
The colourful embroideries represent the spiritual cosmovision of the Shipibo people and their deep connection to nature.

Use

• As an altar or ritual cloth
• As a unique piece of decoration
• As authentic handicrafts from the Amazon

Details

• Origin: Shipibo-Conibo, Peru
• Technique: elaborate hand embroidery
• Design: Bero Icha – “many eyes”
• Unique piece – slight deviations in colour and pattern are possible

Care

• Gently clean by hand; Do not bleach
• Dry flat, avoid direct sun for longer
• Iron low temperature from the back