Akawaio Guyanese Swag Women's Swim Cover Up

Akawaio Guyanese Swag Women's Swim Cover Up

About The Art

This design is inspired by the Akawaio tribe of Guyana. 

Akawaio is an indigenous people who live in Roraima (Brazil), Guyana, and Venezuela. They are one of several closely related peoples called Ingarikó and Kapon. 

The Akawaio people were known as prominent traders in the region. At the time of European contact, Akawaio lived on Guyana's coastal belt, moving inland as lands were taken for use as plantations. Akawaios, as well as Caribs, were used to capture other Amerindians as slaves as well as hunt down runaway slaves that has been brought from Africa.

In Guyana, Akawaio settlements are concentrated around the upper Mazaruni, Barama, upper Pomeroon, Demerara, Wenamu, and upper Cuyuni rivers.

Product Details

Whether you're hitting the beach or on your way to the pool, our Women's Swim Cover Up is a must-have. Its lightweight and flowy feel is the perfect accessory for your swimwear you can style multiple ways.

• Lightweight, flowy fabric
• Self-tie closure
• Printed, cut, and handmade

Size & Fit

• One size fits all
• Style multiple ways
• Length: 55"x 54"
• Model is 5'9, one size

Material & Care

• Machine wash cold, tumble dry low
  
• 100 % Polyester 
  
• Fabric weight: 5.60 oz/yd² (190g/m²)
  
• Imported