Handwoven Colores Merino and Alpaca Throw Peru

Handwoven Colores Merino and Alpaca Throw PeruFinely woven manta throw with exquisite hand spun yarn from weavers in Sallac, located in Perus Sacred Valley. Two panels stitched together, made on a backstrap loom with naturally dyed merino wool and alpaca by artisans. From the Centro de Textiles Tradicionales del Cusco (CTTC), working to support indigenous communities in keeping their traditional weaving traditions alive. Colors include: red, periwinkle, aqua, dusty pink, goldenrod, plum,

these curtains are a testament to artisan craftsmanship

khaki and tan

42" x 81" ( 3'6" x 6'8")

Embroidery colors: lavender

expect slight variations with the size

Reversible with a surprising unique pattern on both side and a mind numbing amount of hand stitching

The design pays homage to the intricate natural world that surrounds and sustains Quechua life

The process is labor-intensive

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