Textiles and Weavings

Peru's Teófilo Huayanay creates a colorful melody for this wool handbag, featuring bands of fresh green and bright orange. Huaynay dyes the wool by hand before weaving the bag on a pedal loom. The bag is lined and features a small internal pocket. Learn More

Blossoming amongst golden stars, myriad flowers lend their colorful beauty to the midnight sky. Joucelyn Pasara celebrates the textile traditions of Huanta with the exquisite design of this wool belt. Woven on a traditional loom, the composition is embroidered. Learn More

Our finely hand embroidered Shipibo-Conibo cotton cloth features a lovely original design on in striking colors inspired by the Shipibo's relationship with their ayahuasca based, jungle cosmology. This icaro design is sung of the sun to raise vibration increase energy. Created by Shipibo women, each piece takes weeks to create and is an original piece of living art. Learn More

Our finely hand embroidered Shipibo-Conibo cotton cloth features a lovely original design on in striking colors inspired by the Shipibo's relationship with their ayahuasca based, jungle cosmology. This icaro design is sung for babies to protect their innocence. Created by Shipibo women, each piece takes weeks to create and is an original piece of living art. Learn More

Our finely hand embroidered Shipibo-Conibo cotton cloth features a lovely original design on in striking colors inspired by the Shipibo's relationship with their ayahuasca based, jungle cosmology. This icaro design is sung for babies to protect their innocence. Created by Shipibo women, each piece takes weeks to create and is an original piece of living art. Learn More

Seen worn by the Q'ero as hatbands on wide brimmed hats, these traditional Q'ero hand woven and beaded bands with colorful tassels can also be used as headbands. Exquisite beadwork. Crafted in Peru. Learn More

Our traditional Q'ero hand woven ch'uspakuna, or cocoa bag, features brightly colored stripes flanking in the center band the motif for Inkarri, the cultural folk hero of the Incas in one of his anthropomorphic forms. A perfect and practical place to store your artes for travel. Hand woven and sewn by Qero in the high Andes of Peru. Learn More

Our traditional Q'ero hand woven ch'uspakuna, or cocoa bag, features brightly colored stripes flanking in the center band the motif for Inkarri, the cultural folk hero of the Incas in one of his anthropomorphic forms. A perfect and practical place to store your artes for travel. Hand woven and sewn by Qero in the high Andes of Peru. Learn More

Our traditional Q'ero hand woven ch'uspakuna, or cocoa bag, features brightly colored stripes flanking in the center band the motif for Inkarri, the cultural folk hero of the Incas in one of his anthropomorphic forms. A perfect and practical place to store your artes for travel. Hand woven and sewn by Qero in the high Andes of Peru. Learn More