Akawaio Guyanese Swag Women's One-Piece Swimsuit

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

With its simple scoop neck and modest cuts, our Women's One-Piece Swimsuit compliments all body types. Stretchy, padded, and built-in UPF 50+, this swimsuit offers excellent comfort, support, and UV protection.

• Smooth, breathable fabric
• Scoop neck, tank straps
• Built in bra, soft removable cups
• UPF 50+
• Printed, cut, and handmade

Size & Fit

• Fitted
• Optimal stretch
• Moderate bust/cheek coverage
• Model is 5'11 wearing size Small
• Model's bust is 32B
• Model's hips are 36"

Material & Care

• Machine wash cold, hang to dry
  
• 80% Polyester, 20% Spandex
  
• Fabric weight: 5.90 oz/yd² (200g/m²)
  
• Imported