Camionero mate calabash engraved - Alpaca and Bronze

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Art and tradition meet in our YVY Engraved Alpaca and Bronze Mate Calabash Camionero . This masterpiece, delicately combining engraved alpaca and flat bronze, is the result of exceptional craftsmanship.
The characteristics of this calabash include:

  • Handcrafted
  • Brazilian pumpkin
  • Alpaca Rim
  • Hand engraving
  • Flat gilded bronze
  • worked cowhide
  • Approximately 250ml
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Camionero mate calabash engraved - Alpaca and Bronze

Regular price 99,00€
Sale price 99,00€ Regular price
Unit price
calebasse maté fabriqué à la main

Handcrafted

calebasse maté garantie 5 ans

5-year warranty on the gourd

calebasse mate fabriqué en uruguay

Made in Uruguay

calebasse mate naturelle en courge du brésil

Brazilian pumpkin

AN EXCEPTIONAL NATURAL GOURD

calebasse mate fruit

THE SQUASH, THE ORIGIN OF THE GOURD

Our mate gourds are made from the most resistant gourds, grown in the southern region of Brazil.

These gourds are recognized as the best for making calabashes thanks to their shape and thickness .

After harvesting, the squash is emptied and then dried for several months, in order to acquire the resistant properties of wood.

travail artisan calebasse maté

AT THE HEART OF CRAFTSMANSHIP

It is after this that our craftsman, Cristian, begins his meticulous work.

By hand, he will cover the gourd with leather and form feet to protect and stabilize it . He will then make a custom-made rim and hand-carve it before attaching it to the top of the gourd used for maté.

That's why our gourds are unique . The total production time, from the gourd growing until it leaves Cristian's workshop, is between 12 and 18 months .

In addition to your handcrafted gourd, opt to discover our range of organic mate , carefully selected for their unparalleled flavor.

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