Chuspas

Chuspas are little bags that people in some parts of South America use to carry their things. They are usually made of a material called alpaca, which is warm and soft like a blanket. Just like how you might have a backpack or purse to carry your belongings, people in South America use chuspas to carry things like money, snacks, or even coca leaves. They often have a drawstring closure, so you can easily open and close it. Some chuspas are very colorful, with patterns and designs that represent the culture of the people who use them. So, chuspas are like special little bags that people in South America use to keep their things safe and close by!