Container in werregue fiber with rhombus patterns, made by the Wounaan indigenous communities, located in the Colombian Pacific. The werregue containers represent the ancestral culture of the Wounaan and in each piece is captured the identity of the artisan who makes it, who can spend up to three months for its manufacture. The indigenous people weave the werregue fiber, which is a palm with a thorny trunk that can reach up to 200 meters high, to have a werregue container is to have a decorative piece of dream and exclusivity, which give a touch of perfection in the place where they are placed.