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Ao Po'i means "fine cloth" in Guarani. The tradition was born in the 19th century, when Paraguay's borders were closed and women began weaving and embroidering their own cotton cloth — turning necessity into artistry. Miguela Moura drew from that tradition, and the spirit behind it: something beautiful and enduring, made from what you have, passed from hand to hand.

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