Textiles and Weavings

Woven cloth depicts Inkarri, cultural hero and founder of the Inkas, in his human incarnation. Intricately handwoven by Q'ero women in Peru. Learn More

This colorful hand woven mestana cloth features both the Inkarri and the rising and setting sun, or Inti, motifs. Woven by Q'ero women in the Sacred Valley of Peru.

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Two Q'ero traditional supplementary-warp woven patterns are combined in this mestana cloth: Qocha, lake, in the center, and rising and setting sun, Inti, along the sides. We like to call it our Fire and Water mestana.  Hand woven by Q'ero women living in the high Peruvian Andes.

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Two Q'ero traditional supplementary-warp woven patterns are combined in this mestana cloth: Qocha, lake, in the center, and rising and setting sun, Inti, along the sides. We like to call it our Fire and Water mestana.  Hand woven by Q'ero women living in the high Peruvian Andes.

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Gently used smaller version of a Q'ero Lliklla mestana cloth featuring the icon of Inkarra, the cultural hero of the Q'eros, in one of his evolving forms. Hand woven in Peru. Learn More

Colorful Ocongate-style mestana bound on all four sides with contrasting color edge with pattern. Some diamond designs are filled with the t'ika or flower motif.  Hand made in Peru.

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Colorful Ocongate-style mestana bound on all four sides with contrasting color edge with pattern. Some diamond designs are filled with the t'ika or flower motif.  Hand made in Peru.

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