Hand-embroidered textile made by Shipibo women in the Peruvian Amazon. The patterns are traditionally inspired by ikaros songs used during ceremonial gatherings.
Palo sangre wooden tepi is a traditional handmade tool originating from Amazonian cultures. Each piece is unique; natural variations are part of handcrafted work.
Metsana is a traditional Andean woven textile used to wrap khuyos (stones and meaningful objects). These khuyos together form a mesa, which is used in the work of paqos in the Andean tradition.
This metsana is handwoven from llama wool, originates from the Cusco region, Peru, and was purchased directly from a family of weavers. Size:62 × 77 cm
Kuripe made of blood wood with amethyst is a traditional handmade tool originating from Amazonian cultures. Each piece is unique; natural variations are part of handcrafted work.
Metsana is a traditional Andean woven textile used to wrap khuyos (stones and meaningful objects). These khuyos together form a mesa, which is used in the work of paqos in the Andean tradition.
This metsana is handwoven from llama wool, originates from the Cusco region, Peru, and was purchased directly from a family of weavers. Size: 61 × 62cm
