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Hand-woven Peruvian Bedspread - 100% Alpaca Fiber and Natural Dyes

Size: 180 cm x 210 cm 
Fibre: 100% Alpaca

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Mapacho Master Weaver Alpaca Bedspread was handwoven by the Sonqo family in the high Andean community of Parobamba and is an inspiringly beautiful example of traditional artisanship and mastery from the Mapacho River Valley of Cusco!

The beautiful color combination and intricate designs, carefully woven row by row on a traditional backstrap loom, demonstrate the skill and creativity of local Master Weaver Daniel Sonqo and his family. Over the years, the family has worked to refine the traditional weaving and dyeing techniques that have been passed down generation to generation since before Inca times, creating unique pieces of unsurpassable beauty.

The vibrant colors, hand-dyed using locally-sourced dye materials such as the cochineal insect (reds and purples), ch'illka (greens), and kinsa kunchu (turquoise), are representative of the Parobamba region on the edge of the Cusqueñan tropical rainforest. The pallay (design) features lakes, mountains, flowers, animals and Incan constructions, and showcases a cultural heritage centuries old.

Each Mapacho Master Weaver Alpaca Bedspread is unique, though very similar in design and color combination to those shown here. If desired, please contact our team for specific information and photos about items in stock. When listed as out of stock, this item is also available by custom order.

Hand-woven Peruvian Alpaca Throw - 100% Un-dyed Alpaca Fiber

Size: 120 cm x 210 cm
Fibre: 100% Undyed Alpaca 

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION - INCA ALPACA THROW

For a truly amazing alpaca throw blanket, look no further than the new Inca Alpaca Throw from Threads of Peru!

Woven in 100% natural alpaca, these throws are sumptuously soft. Alpaca fleece is much warmer than standard wool, so you will be vary warm when wrapped in this gorgeous throw blanket. Additionally, the alpaca fiber is hypoallergenic and sustainably sourced from free-ranging herds in the high Andes of Peru.

The Inca Alpaca Throw boasts an emblematic Inca design, which is known locally as pica pica (Inca Stairs or Inca Pathways). This design pays tribute to the Inca constructions, such as roads and bridges, in the District of Ollantaytambo. Inca roads were the most significant architectural works because they allowed good communication between communities.

Who made this Alpaca Throw Blanket?

The Inca Alpaca Throw was made in the high Andean of community of Chaullacocha at an altitude of over 4, 300 metres (14,100 feet) by an indigenous Quechua weaver. 

Handwoven Peruvian Table Runner – 100% Naturally Dyed Baby Alpaca

Size: 40 cm x 210 cm

Fiber: 100% Baby Alpaca 

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Parobamba Master Weaver Table Runner was handwoven by the Sonqo family in the high Andean community of Parobamba and is an inspiringly beautiful example of traditional artisanship and mastery from the Mapacho River Valley of Cusco! 

The beautiful color combinations and intricate designs, carefully woven row by row on a traditional backstrap loom, illustrate the skill and creativity of local Master Weaver Daniel Sonqo and his family. Over the years, the family has worked to refine the traditional weaving and dyeing techniques that have been passed down from generation to generation since before Incan times, creating unique pieces of unsurpassable beauty.

The vibrant colors, hand-dyed using locally-sourced dye materials such as the cochineal insect (reds and purples), ch'illka (greens), and kinsa kunchu (turquoise), are representative of the Parobamba region on the edge of the Cusqueñan tropical rainforest. The pallay (design) features lakes, mountains, flowers, animals, and Incan constructions, showcasing a cultural heritage centuries old.

Master Weaver Collection: Traditional Handwoven Peruvian Manta – 100% Naturally Dyed Alpaca

Size: 80 cm x 80 cm (approx.)

Fibre: 100% Alpaca

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Daniel Master Weaver Peruvian Manta brings an exclusive opportunity to collect a masterpiece by the celebrated weaver, Daniel Sonqo!

Called lliqlla in Quechua, a manta is a traditional carrying cloth, used to carry a variety of items – from potatoes to firewood, to plants harvested for dyeing, and even babies! The greatest heights of artistic expression and technical accomplishment are showcased when weaving mantas, as this is the last stage of a weaver’s education.

Peruvian Mantas are traditionally worn over the shoulder by women, covering the back. They are first folded on the diagonal and joined by two corners under the chin with a large pin (traditionally called a tupu).

A true collector’s item, this piece will evoke the mystique of the ancient Incan empire. When listed as out of stock, the Daniel Master Weaver Peruvian Manta is also available by custom order.

Perfect Handmade Wedding Gift - 100% Alpaca Fiber and Natural Dyes

Size: 40 cm x 210 cm 

Fiber: 100% Alpaca

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Munay Wedding Table Runner is the perfect wedding gift! These finely woven table runners feature traditional iconography symbolizing love and union, bringing the warmth of Andean history and love to any newlywed’s home.

The dusty rose shade is made from naturally dyeing with the cochineal insect, once more valuable than gold, and the soft cream is natural, un-dyed alpaca wool, locally sourced from the rolling mountains of the Cusco region. 

As in many cultures across the globe and throughout the centuries, textiles play an important part in  traditional wedding rituals in the Andes. Not only are special garments prepared, sometimes months in advance, to adorn the bridal party; but textiles are also used as a form of dowry and a testimony to the bride-to-be’s weaving ability. In the Andes, special woven patterns and emblems have been developed to represent the loving union.

Hand-woven Peruvian Table Runner - 100% Baby Alpaca

Size: 40 cm x 210 cm

Fiber: 100% Baby Alpaca

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Pitusiray Master Table Runner is one of the finest examples of Quechua weaving in the Cusco region and will deliver the perfect touch of Latin American panache to your bedroom or dining room!

Woven by featured Master Weaver, Angela Milo Huallpa, from the high Andean community of Totora, the rich earth tones of this luxurious baby alpaca table runner come from the naturally occurring range of un-dyed alpaca fiber. The pallay (designs) of each runner are slightly different, reflecting the ever-changing inspirations of weaving, reflecting the natural environment, family stories, and the emotions of the weaver while working.

The Pitusiray Master Table Runner is a credit to the incomparable skill Angela has acquired through decades of practice. Her hand-spun yarn is actually considered to be as fine as machine spun! Carmen, her young daughter, is enthusiastically following in her mother's footsteps, already spinning and weaving awe-inspiring textiles of her own. 

Handmade 100% wool cushion cover – fair trade from Peru

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

This brown and beige two tone desert cushion cover boasts a stunning design, with beige embroidery on a chocolate brown background. An exquisite combination for a muted and discerning home décor. This hand woven 100% sheep’s wool cushion cover was handmade and ethically produced in the high Andes of Peru.

Size: Approximately 41 x 41 cm

WHO MADE IT?

Hilos y Colores (Threads and Colours) is an artisan company that investigates, rescues, preserves, and promotes the ancestral textiles techniques of Peru. They weave, embroider, knit, crochet, and sew high-quality products that recognize both Peruvian traditions and modern trends. Hilos y Colores is based in Ayacucho, Peru, which is known as the “Capital of Folk Art and Crafts of Peru” for its richness of quality and craftsmanship. Hilos y Colores supports a network of over 600 families, many of which were displaced from their original communities during the violence of the 1980’s.

Note, excludes cushion insert/ / the image of the closure is for instance only and is not a representation of the color of the back of this throw pillow.

Handmade 100% wool cushion cover – fair trade from Peru

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

This wool cushion cover features bold leaves and bright blooms on a white background, in a vibrant display of traditional Peruvian embroidery from Ayacucho. This handwoven 100% sheep’s wool cushion cover brings out the bohemian in all of us! Handmade and ethically produced in the high Andes of Peru. 

Note: excludes cushion insert.

Size: Approximately 41 x 41 cm

WHO MADE THE FLOWERS ON WHITE CUSHION COVER?

Hilos y Colores (Threads and Colours) is an artisan company that investigates, rescues, preserves, and promotes the ancestral textiles techniques of Peru. They weave, embroider, knit, crochet, and sew high-quality products that recognize both Peruvian traditions and modern trends. Hilos y Colores is based in Ayacucho, Peru, which is known as the “Capital of Folk Art and Crafts of Peru” for its richness of quality and craftsmanship. Hilos y Colores supports a network of over 600 families, many of which were displaced from their original communities during the violence of the 1980’s.

Handmade 100% wool cushion cover – fair trade from Peru

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

This cushion cover boasts a riot of color, featuring flamboyant wildflowers on a black background. A striking cushion cover hand-embroidered by artisans in Peru, this pillow is for those who love color, and like to make a statement with their home décor! This hand woven 100% sheep’s wool cushion cover was handmade and ethically produced in the high Andes of Peru.

Note: excludes cushion insert.

Size: Approximately 41 x 41 cm

WHO MADE THIS FLOWERS ON BLACK CUSHION COVER?

Hilos y Colores (Threads and Colours) is an artisan company that investigates, rescues, preserves, and promotes the ancestral textiles techniques of Peru. They weave, embroider, knit, crochet, and sew high-quality products that recognize both Peruvian traditions and modern trends. Hilos y Colores is based in Ayacucho, Peru, which is known as the “Capital of Folk Art and Crafts of Peru” for its richness of quality and craftsmanship. Hilos y Colores supports a network of over 600 families, many of which were displaced from their original communities during the violence of the 1980’s.

Note: Excludes cushion insert/ the image of the closure is for instance only and is not a representation of the color of the back of this throw pillow

One-Of-A-Kind Colorful Alpaca Throw Blanket – 100% Soft, Naturally Dyed Alpaca 

Size: 120 cm x 216 cm

Fiber: 100% Alpaca

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Machu Picchu Alpaca Throw is sure to add an exotic flair to your bedroom!

The rich colors were all hand-dyed using locally-sourced dye-bearing plants, insects, and minerals, a testament to the beauty of nature in the Andes. This piece was hand-woven using a traditional backstrap loom in the remote high Andean community of Chaullacocha, at an altitude of over 4,300 metres (14,100 feet) by an indigenous Quechua weaver. 

The intricate designs of the Machu Picchu Alpaca Throw, representative of the region in which it was produced, showcase a cultural heritage centuries old.

This is a very elegant wool cushion cover, featuring a design with thin stripes and a complementary pallay (design) along the edges in a muted mustard yellow. The main color featured in this cushion cover is the deep red of the cochineal insect, which creates the deep red hue. This cushion cover is made from 100% sheep’s wool on a backstrap loom in the high Andes of Peru.

There are two in stock to make a fun bohemian pair, or this can be combined with one of our other cushions to add some cosy color to a sofa or bed!

Size 45cm x 46cm

WHO MADE THESE BOHO WOOL CUSHION COVERS?

The Centre for Tradition Textiles of Cusco (CTTC) is famous worldwide, and its founder, Nilda Callanaupa credited for raising the profile of Andean weaving on the world stage, including a story in the National Geographic magazine.   The CTTC is a nonprofit organization that provides a modest but dependable income for close to 700 weavers in 10 communities.

Note: Excludes cushion insert.

This is a simply stunning, one of a kind cushion cover that comes in a gorgeous orange sienna, and highlights a typical Chincheros pallay. The final touch on this cushion is a pink edge that accents the other colors perfectly. Topping off a beautiful piece of Andean weaving are tassels on each of the corners of the weaving

This cushion cover is made from 100% sheep’s wool on a backstrap loom in the high Andes of Peru.

This cushion is truly one of a kind – and would stand out as a feature in many different decors

Size 42cm x 39cm

WHO MADE THESE BOHO WOOL CUSHION COVERS?

The Centre for Tradition Textiles of Cusco (CTTC) is famous worldwide, and its founder, Nilda Callanaupa credited for raising the profile of Andean weaving on the world stage, including a story in the National Geographic magazine.   The CTTC is a nonprofit organization that provides a modest but dependable income for close to 700 weavers in 10 communities.

Note: Excludes cushion insert.

Handmade 100% wool cushion covers – fair trade from Peru

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

This bright Psychedelic Boho Throw Pillow offers a riot of colour, featuring flamboyant flowers on a multi colour background. Sure to bring a smile, this is a fun Boho Throw Pillow hand-embroidered by artisans in Peru. This hand woven 100% sheep’s wool Throw Pillow was handmade and ethically produced in the high Andes of Peru. 

Size: Approximately 41 x 41 cm

WHO MADE THIS BOHO THROW PILLOW?

Hilos y Colores (Threads and Colours) are an artisan company that investigates, rescues, preserves, and promotes the ancestral textiles techniques of Peru. They weave, embroider, knit, crochet, and sew high-quality products that recognize both Peruvian traditions and modern trends. Hilos y Colores are based in Ayacucho, Peru, which is known as the “Capital of Folk Art and Crafts of Peru” for its richness of quality and craftsmanship. Hilos y Colores support a network of over 600 families, many of which were displaced from their original communities during the violence of the 1980’s.

Note: Excludes cushion insert.

Photo of closure is example only.  

Handmade 100% wool cushion covers – fair trade from Peru

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

This is a subtle design for those looking for a Bohemian Throw Pillow that is stylish, distinctive and special. Gentle, muted stripes provide a background for an attractive central flora feature that highlights the distinctive Ayacucho style embroidery from the highlands of Peru.

This hand woven 100% sheep’s wool Bohemian Throw Pillow was handmade and ethically produced in the high Andes of Peru. 

Size: Approximately 41 x 41 cm

WHO MADE THIS BOHEMIAN AYACUCHO THROW PILLOW?

Hilos y Colores (Threads and Colours) are an artisan company that investigates, rescues, preserves, and promotes the ancestral textiles techniques of Peru. They weave, embroider, knit, crochet, and sew high-quality products that recognize both Peruvian traditions and modern trends. Hilos y Colores are based in Ayacucho, Peru, which is known as the “Capital of Folk Art and Crafts of Peru” for its richness of quality and craftsmanship. Hilos y Colores support a network of over 600 families, many of which were displaced from their original communities during the violence of the 1980’s.

Note: Excludes cushion insert/ the image of the closure is for instance only and is not a representation of the color of the back of this throw pillow.

Handmade 100% wool cushion covers – fair trade from Peru

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

A stunning Boho Throw Pillow that is sure to stand out in a fun-filled house or a minimalist abode! With 3 small clusters of colorful Bubbles, this is simply eye catching. We truly love this Boho Throw Pillow and we’ve got these on order for ourselves. Don’t miss out on this Boho Throw Pillow!

This hand woven 100% sheep’s wool Boho Throw Pillow was handmade and ethically produced in the high Andes of Peru. 

Size: Approximately 41 x 41 cm

WHO MADE THIS BOHO BUBBLES THROW PILLOW?

Hilos y Colores (Threads and Colours) are an artisan company that investigates, rescues, preserves, and promotes the ancestral textiles techniques of Peru. They weave, embroider, knit, crochet, and sew high-quality products that recognize both Peruvian traditions and modern trends. Hilos y Colores are based in Ayacucho, Peru, which is known as the “Capital of Folk Art and Crafts of Peru” for its richness of quality and craftsmanship. Hilos y Colores support a network of over 600 families, many of which were displaced from their original communities during the violence of the 1980’s.

Note: Excludes cushion insert/ the image of the closure is for instance only and is not a representation of the color of the back of this throw pillow.

Handmade 100% Alpaca Blanket – Fair Trade from Peru

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Imagine wrapping yourself in one of these sumptuous Alpaca Blankets! In 100% hand spun alpaca, this is a delightful coffee and cream blanket sure to keep you warm and cosy on a winter’s day. 

Heavy and luxurious, this Alpaca Blanket is ideal for winter wrapping-up and snuggling while also providing a stunning, but functional accent piece for living or bed rooms in any home.

The Pika Alpaca Blanket boasts an emblematic Inca design, which is known locally as pika pika (Inca Stairs or Inca Pathways). This design pays tribute to the Inca constructions, such as roads and bridges, in the District of Ollantaytambo. Inca roads were the most significant architectural works because they allowed good communication between communities. 

Size: Approximately 180 cm x 210 cm 

WHO MADE THIS PIKA ALPACA BLANKET?

This amazing handcrafted luxury piece of craftsmanship was made by the Awaq Mayki (meaning handwoven in Quechua) weaving cooperative. Boasting over 20 talented and motivated members, Awaq Mayki partnered with Threads of Peru beginning in 2012 as an almost self-organized entity with over a decade registered as a formal association. The majority reside in the community of Upis, situated quite literally at the foot of the great Ausangate mountain, the highest in Southern Peru, and an important Apu (mountain god) in Quechua culture.

Handmade Wool Floor Rug – Fair Trade from Peru

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Made of 100% naturally dyed sheep’s wool, this pastel turquoise wool rug is handmade on a backstrap loom in the Andes, using ancient techniques. The loom technique that was used to make the woven rug means that the weave is tight and durable, and this wool rug will withstand solid traffic while also being a woven piece of home décor to catch the eye. 

Given its functional purpose as a floor rug, it features only an intricate, handwoven triangle pattern on the center seam and for that, is called tinkuy, the Quechua word for "meeting" or reunion. 

Size: Approx. 120 cm x 165 cm

WHO MADE THIS TINKUY TURQUOISE WOOL FLOOR RUG?

This amazing handcrafted piece of artisanship was made b the Awaq Mayki (meaning handwoven in Quechua) weaving cooperative. Boasting over 20 talented and motivated members, Awaq Mayki partnered with Threads of Peru beginning in 2012 as an almost self-organized entity with over a decade registered as a formal association. The majority reside in the community of Upis, situated quite literally at the foot of the great Ausangate mountain, the highest in Southern Peru, and an important Apu (mountain god) in Quechua culture.

Looking for a boho throw pillow in a stunning shade of green? Then look no further than this tribal boho cushion in aqua green, or qomer which is green in Quechua, the language of the Andes. This boho cushion was woven by women in a high Andean community, using techniques passed down from their ancestors and including the understated tribal design of the Incas. This elegant bohemian throw pillow is for people who want to make a statement in their home décor choices. 

Size: 26” x 26”

Materials: Wool; cotton canvas back / trim

WHO MADE THIS THROW PILLOW?

Awamaki aims to promote social inclusion by working with women and low-income families and other marginalized groups, envisioning productive and thoughtful collaboration between local and international communities in order to foster positive, sustainable development. 

Looking for a boho throw pillow in a stunning shade of green? Then look no further than this tribal boho cushion in aqua green, or qomer which is green in Quechua, the language of the Andes. This boho cushion was woven by women in a high Andean community, using techniques passed down from their ancestors and including the understated tribal design of the Incas. This elegant bohemian throw pillow is for people who want to make a statement in their home décor choices. 

Size: 26” x 26”

Materials: Wool; cotton canvas back / trim

WHO MADE THIS THROW PILLOW?

Awamaki aims to promote social inclusion by working with women and low-income families and other marginalized groups, envisioning productive and thoughtful collaboration between local and international communities in order to foster positive, sustainable development. 

Looking for a boho throw pillow in a stunning shade of green? Then look no further than this tribal boho cushion in aqua green, or qomer which is green in Quechua, the language of the Andes. This boho cushion was woven by women in a high Andean community, using techniques passed down from their ancestors and including the understated tribal design of the Incas. This elegant bohemian throw pillow is for people who want to make a statement in their home décor choices. 

Size: 16” x 12”

Materials: Wool; cotton canvas back / trim

WHO MADE THIS THROW PILLOW?

Awamaki aims to promote social inclusion by working with women and low-income families and other marginalized groups, envisioning productive and thoughtful collaboration between local and international communities in order to foster positive, sustainable development. 

Looking for a boho throw pillow in a stunning shade of green? Then look no further than this tribal boho cushion in aqua green, or qomer which is green in Quechua, the language of the Andes. This boho cushion was woven by women in a high Andean community, using techniques passed down from their ancestors and including the understated tribal design of the Incas. This elegant bohemian throw pillow is for people who want to make a statement in their home décor choices. 

Size: 18” x 18”

Materials: Wool; cotton canvas back / trim

WHO MADE THIS THROW PILLOW?

Awamaki aims to promote social inclusion by working with women and low-income families and other marginalized groups, envisioning productive and thoughtful collaboration between local and international communities in order to foster positive, sustainable development. 

Looking for a boho throw pillow in a stunning shade of green? Then look no further than this tribal boho cushion in aqua green, or qomer which is green in Quechua, the language of the Andes. This boho cushion was woven by women in a high Andean community, using techniques passed down from their ancestors and including the understated tribal design of the Incas. This elegant bohemian throw pillow is for people who want to make a statement in their home décor choices. 

Size: 9” x 19”

Materials: Wool; cotton canvas back / trim

WHO MADE THIS BOLSTER THROW PILLOW?

Awamaki aims to promote social inclusion by working with women and low-income families and other marginalized groups, envisioning productive and thoughtful collaboration between local and international communities in order to foster positive, sustainable development. 

Looking for a totally boho throw pillow set in a stunning shade of green? Then look no further than these tribal boho cushions in aqua green, or qomer which is green in Quechua, the language of the Andes. This boho cushion set was woven by women in a high Andean community, using techniques passed down from their ancestors and including the understated tribal design of the Incas. This elegant bohemian throw pillow set is for people who want to make a statement in their home décor choices. 

Please select one or the whole set.

Size: Euro (A & B): 26” x 26”; Square: 18” x 18”; Boudoir: 16” x 12”; Bolster: 9” x 19”

Materials: Wool; cotton canvas back / trim

WHO MADE THESE THROW PILLOWS?

Awamaki aims to promote social inclusion by working with women and low-income families and other marginalized groups, envisioning productive and thoughtful collaboration between local and international communities in order to foster positive, sustainable development.