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Sacred Valley Textiles

Sacred Valley Textiles

Textile systems developed in Peru over the millennia represent a treasury of techniques rare in the world. Most remain unknown outside of Peru. They are passed on, not by writing, but by the Andean process of person-to-person communication, by watching and practicing. Peruvian weaving is a ritual activity with many layers of meaning.

Peruvian textiles honor Pachamama, Mother Earth. They express appreciation for the process of growth and generation and the concept of relatedness to other species and the natural world.  Many people find inspiration in the ideas of indigenous people who developed systems of survival in this hemisphere before the time of Columbus. Icons and symbols expressed in the arts that inspire a respect for the earth can help to keep alive our efforts at preservation and conservation.  Source: Center for Traditional Textiles in Cusco

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Size48 in - 50 in L x 1 in W

Watana Tie w/ Beaded Trim

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Somewhere over the rainbow is our watana tie, handwoven from natural dyed yarns into a striped rainbow color design. Embellished with tiny white beads called pini on either edge. Use this handy cord to wrap around your mesa bundle, as a hatband, and use whenever you want to adorn with beauty and functionality! Tie one on. 48" tp 50" Long. From the Sacred Valley of Peru.

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Product Origin

Sacred Valley Textiles

Sacred Valley Textiles

Textile systems developed in Peru over the millennia represent a treasury of techniques rare in the world. Most remain unknown outside of Peru. They are passed on, not by writing, but by the Andean process of person-to-person communication, by watching and practicing. Peruvian weaving is a ritual activity with many layers of meaning.

Peruvian textiles honor Pachamama, Mother Earth. They express appreciation for the process of growth and generation and the concept of relatedness to other species and the natural world.  Many people find inspiration in the ideas of indigenous people who developed systems of survival in this hemisphere before the time of Columbus. Icons and symbols expressed in the arts that inspire a respect for the earth can help to keep alive our efforts at preservation and conservation.  Source: Center for Traditional Textiles in Cusco

Dimensions

Size48 in - 50 in L x 1 in W
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