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Shigras on Ecuador Tours of the Andes

Domesticated llama and alpaca species are raised commercially

Domesticated llama and alpaca species are raised commercially

Visitors who travel to Ecuador in the Andean region will want to leave room in the suitcase for a shigra bag, the ubiquitous tote woven of cabuya plant fibers, carried by women in Ecuador and abroad. So striking are these bags, crafted as they are in many attractive designs and color combinations, that selecting just one to bring home from one’s Ecuador tours makes for a difficult challenge. A novel souvenir, shigras will be found during travel to Ecuador at a price far below what you would pay if you wait until you are back home to find one.

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