Textiles and Weavings

Rest your weary head or back on your own soft pillow encased by this beautifully hand-appliqued Shipibo-Conibo pillow cover. Referred to by the artist as Visions of Water; the pattern signifies good fortune in business. The appliques are made from intricately embroidered cloth. This strikingly stylish pillow cover could be used singly or in combination with other pillowcases. It has an overlapping opening to insert a pillow or padding in back. Peru. Learn More

Rest your weary head or back on your own soft pillow encased by this beautifully hand-appliqued Shipibo-Conibo pillow cover. Referred to by the artist as Visions of Water; the pattern signifies good fortune in business. The appliques are made from intricately embroidered cloth. This strikingly stylish pillow cover could be used singly or in combination with other pillowcases. It has an overlapping opening to insert a pillow or padding in back. Peru. Learn More

Intricately hand embroidered Shipibo-Conibo cotton pillow cover featuring a lovely original and hypnotizing design in striking colors inspired by the Shipibo relationship with ayahuasca based, jungle cosmology. Created by Shipibo women each piece takes weeks to create and is original living art. The cover has an overlapping opening in back for inserting pillow or padding. Created in Peru. Learn More

You don't have to be an Iron Chef to wear this apron and cap set adorned with Shipibo embroidered designs. Ebony colored apron ties in back, has adjustable bib straps and patch pocket in front featuring the traditional colorful and intricate icaro embroidery of the Shipibo. Bandana / cap has an elastic band to help keep it tied in place and also features a coordinated square Shipibo embroidery pattern. Learn More

Ladies blouse featuring beautiful traditional Shipibo embroidered and painted designs. The cotton cloth is dyed with Mahogany bark henna. Darts in the back give that tailored fit. Length measured from shoulder to bottom hem. Width measured under arm openings. Learn More

Hand-woven by the Q'ero women of Peru, our bag in muted shades includes traditional stylized chakana designs from yarns colored with natural dies. Embellished with a trio of tassels. Made by descendants of the Incas in the high Peruvian Andes. Learn More

Hand-woven by the Q'ero women of Peru, our bag in muted shades includes traditional stylized chakana designs from yarns colored with natural dies. Embellished with a trio of tassels. Made by descendants of the Incas in the high Peruvian Andes. Learn More

This gently used, hand-woven ch'uspa, or bag, reflects traditional motifs of the sun. some dark stains appear on reverse, but do not diminish the use of the bag. Woven by the Q'ero peoples of Peru.

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This gently used, hand-woven ch'uspa, or bag, reflects traditional motifs of the sun. some dark stains appear on reverse, but do not diminish the use of the bag. Woven by the Q'ero peoples of Peru.

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