Textiles and Weavings

Great glass bead-trimmed woven cord that can be used for many things, so tie one on. On your hat, in your hair, around your mesa, and what ever else you want to adorn with beauty and functionality! From the Q'ero of Peru. Learn More

The wantana is a typical clothing accessory in several Peruvian communities; a handwoven cord or tie ending in a threaded tassel at both ends can be used for many things: tie one on your hat as a stylish hatband or chin strap, weave it into your hair or other hair ornaments; use it to tie up your despacho cloth to carry your Pachamama offering to the ceremonial site or whatever else you want to adorn with beauty, color and functionality! This one has many tiny white beads.  Yours may differ slightly from the photo due to its handmade nature.  From the Q'ero of Peru. Learn More

Hand woven in beautiful neutral shades, this runner features traditional Q'ero patterns: the fully rayed diamond representing Inti, the sun and Ch'unchu. This cloth is fringed at two edges and has lovely finished border on two sides. Hand woven in the high Andes. Learn More

Hand woven in beautiful bright shades, this runner features traditional Q'ero patterns: the fully rayed diamond representing Inti, the sun and the anthropomorphic figure of the Inkara. No fringe yet finishedwith a lovely border on two sides. Hand woven in the high Andes. Learn More

Beautifully finished, the well-made border enhances the beauty of this richly colored runner. The zig zag pattern suggests qocha, a winding river or a water in a lake and a stylized chakana can also be seen. Handwoven in Peru. Learn More

Hand woven in beautiful multiple shades, this runner features a flower-like design in the center band with geometric designs in other bands with fringe at both edges. Hand woven in the high Andes. Learn More

Beautifully finished, the well-made border enhances the beauty of this richly colored runner. The Inti design of the sun can be seen in both the middle and side stripes. Hand woven by the Q'ero in Peru. Learn More

Beautifully finished, fringe enhances the beauty of this richly colored runner. The zig zag pattern suggests qocha, a winding river or a water in a lake and a stylized chakana can also be seen. Handwoven in Peru. Learn More

Soft, snuggly and natural blanket of woven Peruvian wool featuring the Q'ero motif for sun called Inti.  Made in Peru.

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