La crianza mutua y los saberes ancestrales alrededor de los tejidos andinos: Festival Tejilarte en Sutatausa, Cundinamarca
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Date
2023-12
Authors
Beltrán Nieto, Daniela
Sarmiento Acero, Nasly Yineth
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Tibaduiza Rodríguez, Óscar Alfredo
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Corporación Universitaria Minuto de Dios
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Atribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 2.5 Colombia
Abstract
El Festival Tejilarte en Sutatausa, Cundinamarca, destaca la crianza mutua en comunidades andinas, donde se transmiten saberes ancestrales desde las mujeres campesinas. Sus tejedoras comparten su ciencia del tejido, vinculándolo al territorio y la crianza de la vida. El evento reúne más de 200 artesanos para transmitir conocimientos sobre textiles tradicionales, fomentando la continuidad de esta tradición. Además, se enfoca en preservar saberes ancestrales, promoviendo el intercambio de conocimientos y contribuyendo a la recuperación de la memoria territorial. Este esfuerzo se refleja en un trabajo de grado que busca valorar y rescatar la riqueza de la cultura textil andina en este municipio de Cundinamarca.
The Tejilarte Festival in Sutatausa, Cundinamarca, highlights mutual upbringing in Andean communities, where ancestral knowledge is transmitted from peasant women. Its weavers share their science of weaving, linking it to the territory and the nurturing of life. The event brings together more than 200 artisans to transmit knowledge about traditional textiles, promoting the continuity of this tradition. In addition, it focuses on preserving ancestral knowledge, promoting the exchange of knowledge and contributing to the recovery of territorial memory. This effort is reflected in a degree project that seeks to value and rescue the richness of the Andean textile culture in this municipality of Cundinamarca.
The Tejilarte Festival in Sutatausa, Cundinamarca, highlights mutual upbringing in Andean communities, where ancestral knowledge is transmitted from peasant women. Its weavers share their science of weaving, linking it to the territory and the nurturing of life. The event brings together more than 200 artisans to transmit knowledge about traditional textiles, promoting the continuity of this tradition. In addition, it focuses on preserving ancestral knowledge, promoting the exchange of knowledge and contributing to the recovery of territorial memory. This effort is reflected in a degree project that seeks to value and rescue the richness of the Andean textile culture in this municipality of Cundinamarca.
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Analizar las prácticas de crianza mutua que median en la producción de conocimiento, alrededor de los tejidos andinos de las comunidades artesanas tejedoras que hacen parte del Festival Tejilarte, en el municipio de Sutatausa, Cundinamarca.
Keywords
Crianza, Comunidades andinas, Saberes ancestrales