Camp collar shirt incorporating two molas that depict animals native to the archipelago of islands where the Guna Yala live. The back yoke is made using a mola of parrots (guagga) that are commonplace in this region of Panamá. On the front, a mola of turtles (yauk dutu) carrying a flower on their backs is used to make the pockets.
Each mola has its own unique meaning that pertain to the history/culture of the Guna. This shirts features mixes of traditional Guna fauna and flora vital to the area.
Textile: Guna Yala mola
Location: Panamá
Length: 29"
Chest: 24.5"
Sleeve: 9"
