Mola Art is a traditional art form of the Kuna people from Panama. It involves sewing designs on fabric with motifs of animals or nature symbols. Every inch of the fabric is filled with non-overlapping patterns or textures. Kuna women would create matching pairs of Mola Art pieces to wear on the front and back of their blouses. The document then provides instructions for making a Mola Art project using cutouts of shapes glued onto a background and decorated with patterns and textures using oil pastels.