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If you are looking for a mola with a particular subject, color, size, something that you don't see on my website, please e-mail and I will gladly search on  my stock.  We do accept special orders on molas, T-shirts, etc.

August 2010- Sale:

*****Free Shipping on all purchases within the USA*****

Buy any 4 small molitas and get 1 free molita or item of your choice value at $14.00 (eyeglass case, coin purse, etc), size start at 6" x 6" up to 8" x 12".

Spend $100.00 or more and receive a free mola book "Molas and Kuna Traditions" over $19.00 value.

All international customers welcome, 1-2 molas can ship for the same rate starting at $5.50, normally shipping is not too high on the molas, interested in buying several pieces, please e-mail:  RitaSmith@Clearwire.net.

Every mola that you buy from us will make a big change in the live of the Kuna Mola Maker.

Our commitment to communicate is foremost and satisfaction is distinct part of positive buying experience.

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"Arts that adorn our culture"

Mola Art began approximately 200 years ago, and since then the Kunas has been sewing molas, the designs are inspired by the fish, bird and nature, and the traditionals comes from what the womens listen in the singings of their chiefs, other molas are inspired on what they see every day, they use "sergan" which is the geometric figures around the theme, zig zag made out of the same fabric and other ideas to accent the subject on the mola.  

According to Artemio Garcia, kuna merchant, the colors of these arts comes from their principal colors:  the red, the black and orange.

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Note: Panama was a very small country of about 2 million people, now a country of 3.2 million people with all the people that are moving from Europe, Canada, USA, it is true that is becoming more sophisticated, a growing country within Central America but the sad thing about Panama is that the groups of indigenous people are left behind, many communities like the Ngobe Bugles (Bocas del Toro and Veraguas), Nasos, Teribes are asking the goverment for help to improve tourism in their towns, because there is no way out to their crafts and that is the only source of income for them and this is exactly why the sale of molas is so important for the women's of San Blas because it will open a door of opportunities for the Kuna people.

Mola Book for sale in our site- "Molas and Kuna Traditions"

This book has excellent information about the molas and the Kuna Culture.

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