A "zipa" is a traditional garment worn by the indigenous people of Colombia, particularly the Wayuu community. It is a colorful, handwoven bag that serves both practical and cultural purposes. The zipa is often made from vibrant threads and features intricate patterns that reflect the wearer's identity and heritage. In addition to being a fashion statement, the zipa is also used to carry everyday items, making it a functional accessory. Each zipa tells a story, showcasing the craftsmanship and artistic skills of the Wayuu artisans. This beautiful bag symbolizes the rich cultural traditions of the Wayuu people.