Guna, Kuna, tule, tulemala: Masters of Color and Tradition The Guna peoples, also known as Kuna or Cuna, represent a remarkable bastion of Indigenous culture in Panama and Colombia—a vibrant tapestry woven from ancestral traditions and artistic prowess. Their distinctive art form, particularly the molas, stands apart as a testament to their ingenuity and enduring connection to the natural world. Origins & Context: The Guna inhabit three autonomous komarcas (regions) or reservas autónomas in Panama and scattered settlements in Colombia. Their language, Dulegaya, translates roughly to “people…