Gaucho Boleadora Traditional Argentinian Lasso With Balls

The boleadoras are traditional of La Pampa and Patagonia, Argentina. They’re still current tools some country people use on an everyday basis, but they can also be kept as decorative and historical items. They are hand-knitted and braided, which not only gives them a beautiful finish, but also

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Boleadoras

Traditional Boleadoras handmade in Argentina by passionate artisans.Composed of two heavy round balls, and a smaller, handle-like third one. Each one

Traditional Handcrafted Gaucho Boleadora Lasso

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Boleadoras

Hand crafted of rawhide cow leather, an authentic Gaucho boleadores. Full size measuring 30” in length, each bolas (ball) is 6” around. 100% hand

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