Coro Cora
Coro Cora works with Colombian artisans, many of them women, who shape Iraca palm fiber into intricate woven patterns using techniques passed down through generations.
Rooted in slow, sustainable craft, each handwoven piece carries small natural variations that reflect its truly handmade nature.
Sustainable Technique
Iraca Palm Weaving
In Colombia, the fibers of the iraca palm, also known as toquilla or jipijapa, are harvested and woven by hand into one of the country's richest and most delicate crafts. The palm yields an enormous range of goods, including hats, placemats, napkin rings, purses, and decorative accessories. For many families, the craft has become a sustainable livelihood and a cornerstone of the local economy.
