Textiles and Weavings

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

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

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

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

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

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

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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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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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