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Colombia
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Mola is a traditional Guna textile from Colombia that is used in clothing, rituals, and everyday life, symbolizing Guna culture.
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Australia
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Mola, a traditional Guna textile, is considered an exotic handicraft in Australia, known for its vibrant colors and intricate patterns.
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mola (traditional guna textile)
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Canada
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The traditional guna textile mola is sought after by collectors and enthusiasts in Canada for its cultural and historical significance.
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mola (traditional guna textile)
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China
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The mola, a traditional Guna textile, is rarely encountered in Chinese culture and its cultural significance is not widely understood.
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mola (traditional guna textile)
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Europe
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Mola, a traditional Guna textile, is considered a unique textile art form and is sought after for its aesthetic value in Europe.
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mola (traditional guna textile)
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India
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The traditional guna textile, mola, is rarely encountered in India and its cultural significance is not well understood.
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mola (traditional guna textile)
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Japan
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The concept of mola, a traditional guna textile, is rarely encountered and not commonly understood or appreciated in Japan.
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mola (traditional guna textile)
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New Zealand
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Mola, a traditional Guna textile from New Zealand, is considered an exotic handicraft known for its vibrant colors and intricate patterns.
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mola (traditional guna textile)
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Russia
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The traditional guna textile mola from Russia is highly prized by collectors and enthusiasts for its cultural and historical importance.
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mola (traditional guna textile)
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South Korea
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The traditional guna textile mola is not commonly understood or appreciated in South Korean culture.
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mola (traditional guna textile)
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United States
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Mola, a traditional Guna textile, is considered a unique and sought-after textile art form in the United States.
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