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Ecuadorian Artisans Working to Preserve the Traditional Craft of Weaving Horsehair Strainers

Only nine artisans remain, and workshops at El Cedacero have repeatedly failed to train a new generation.

Artisans in Guangopolo, Ecuador, are struggling to keep the traditional craft of weaving horsehair sieves alive.

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Ecuadorian artisans working to preserve the traditional craft of weaving horsehair strainers

Artisans in Guangopolo, Ecuador, are struggling to keep the traditional craft of weaving horsehair sieves alive.

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In his humble dwelling on the outskirts of the town of Guangopolo, Ligia Ipiales separates each strand from a horsetail to weave a thin mesh like gauze, which will then be used to make a sieve, a kind of sieve from Ecuador that resists oblivion.

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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Tuesday, June 9, 2026.
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