INSTRUCTIONS TO BUY OUR COLOMBIAN HANDICRAFTS

 

HOW TO BUY OUR COLOMBIAN HANDICRAFTS 

I understand that being away from one's family and culture can make memories come and go, and it's natural to feel homesick and sense of sadness for not having anything that represent our identity and roots. If you're unable to return to Colombia anytime soon, don't worry. We have a solution for you! With just one click, you can find all the beautiful handicrafts that will surely evoke cherished memories. Even though you're far away, our website provides a convenient way for you to purchase our products. To make it even easier, we have prepared a set of instructions for buying from our webpage. 

1. Open your preferred web browser and look for our website www.colombianhandicrafts.com.

2.  Once you are on our website, take a moment to explore our available products. You will find different sections of handicrafts such pottery, jewelry, handwoven bags and so on. 

3. Take your time to check the availability of our products. In addition, each product has a detailed description, including the materials, dimensions, and other relevant information. 

 

4. At the bottom of the page, you will find an "add to cart" or "buy now" bottom. Click on this last bottom to add the item to your shopping cart. If you want to add more items, you can repeat this process for each one. 

5. Once you have done with your selection of items, navigate to your shopping cart or checkout page. you will find a cart icon or a checkout bottom on the top of the webpage. 

6.   Now review carefully all the items of your cart, including quantities, taxes, feed, and the total cost. 

7. If everything looks correct, proceed to the payment section. here, you will need to provide your billing and shipping information, such as your name, address, email, and payment details (credit card, debit card, and so on).

7. Do a double check about the information provided in the payment section before finalizing the purchase. 

8. Finally, chick on the "place order" button to finish your transaction.

9. After that, you will receive an email confirmation with the order details, including the order number and estimated delivery timeframe. 

If you face any difficulties during the process or if you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact our customer service for assistance, at the email colombianhandicraft@gmail.com.

WHAT IF YOU MISS COLOMBIA? JUST PREPARE A COLOMBIAN AJIACO! SEE THE INSTRUCTIONS HERE

 

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The "Ajiaco Colombiano" o Colombian ajiaco is a typical soup from the Colombian's Andes characterized by its thick consistency and delicious flavors. With the following instructions anybody could do it at any location of the world. 

For this recipe you will need these ingredients: 

 

Now Follow the instructions to prepare the recipe: 

Summary: Traditional Crafts to bring back from Colombia

Traditional Crafts to bring back from Colombia

• link: Top Traditional Crafts to bring back from Colombia - Colombia Travel Blog by See Colombia Travel 

Title: Traditional crafts to bring back from Colombia. 

Colombia is more that its excellent coffee; it is a country with a rich indigenous history, culture, and biodiversity, that are represented by gorgeous handcrafts or “artesanÍas” made by large groups of communities across the country.  Even though the biggest markets can be found in Bogota, the capital city, each region also has its own cultural places where these are offered, and each region has a representative handcraft, and the most relevant are:

• Traditional “mochilas”, which are a indigenous- made bags, very common around the Caribbean coast, and is consider the most practical, beautiful and uniquely Colombian souvenir.

 

• Sombrero Vueltiao: A traditional Colombian hat from the Zenú indigenous people from the north of Colombia and used by artists and singers of Colombian music such “cumbia” and “vallenato”, and well-known as a prominent symbol of the country.

 

• “Ruana”: It is a poncho- like garment made of wool that is traditionally made in Boyacá-Colombia located in the Colombian Andes. The word Ruana came from a Chibcha word meaning “land of blankets”. It is typical of this region because its high altitude near to the Paramo moors made it quite cold, making the ruana a convenient item of clothing.  
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Source of information: Colombia Travel Blog.