The 6th of September is celebrated in El Salvador on the National Day of the Añil, an important date for artisans and producers who prepare to show the goodness of this natural pigment. In Zacatecoluca two artisans dedicate their talent and creativity in keeping alive the tradition of the “blue gold”. Reina Iraheta is a woman who has dedicated herself to knowing the techniques of the indigo from its early stages. Her work begins from the seeds o…
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The 6th of September is celebrated in El Salvador on the National Day of the Añil, an important date for artisans and producers who prepare to show the goodness of this natural pigment. In Zacatecoluca two artisans dedicate their talent and creativity in keeping alive the tradition of the “blue gold”. Reina Iraheta is a woman who has dedicated herself to knowing the techniques of the indigo from its early stages. Her work begins from the seeds o…