Ponchos at NOVICA

Noche Oscura, Poncho de mezcla de algodón negro con frente cruzado tejido a mano con flecos

K'amolon K'i K'ojonel

(218)

$147.99 Wholesale

$147.99
Bestseller

Fiesta De San Juan, Poncho de algodón multicolor de Guatemala

Size: 35" L x 37" W

Elena Ixtamer

(50)

$127.99 Wholesale

$127.99
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El encanto de la naturaleza., Poncho asimétrico de rayón tejido a mano de Guatemala

Size: 30" L x 35" W

K'amolon K'i K'ojonel

(218)

$134.99 Wholesale

$134.99
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Bayas y miel, Poncho de mezcla de algodón con parte delantera retorcida en colores baya terrosos

Size: 30" L x 38" W

K'amolon K'i K'ojonel

(218)

$139.99 Wholesale

$139.99
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Texturas de Guatemala, Poncho Guatemalteco de Algodón Natural y Reciclado Tejido a Mano

Size: S/M,L/XL

Luisa Villavicencio

(67)

$69.95 Wholesale

~~$167.09~~ $69.95
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Laguna Mógica, Poncho azul de algodón tejido un mano

Size: 30" L x 40" W

K'amolon K'i K'ojonel

(218)

$139.99 Wholesale

$139.99
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Ceremonia del vino, Poncho de mezcla de algodón tejido a mano en una paleta vibrante

K'amolon K'i K'ojonel

(218)

$147.99 Wholesale

$147.99
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Baya Del Bosque, Poncho de mezcla de algodón tejido a mano en tonos fucsia y morado

K'amolon K'i K'ojonel

(218)

$147.99 Wholesale

$147.99
Creación del amor, Poncho de rayón tejido a mano con estampado de rayas de Guatemala

Size: 30" L x 38" W

K'amolon K'i K'ojonel

(218)

$127.99 Wholesale

$127.99
El Encanto Del Otoño, Poncho asimétrico de rayón tejido a mano de Guatemala

Size: 30" L x 35" W

K'amolon K'i K'ojonel

(218)

$134.99 Wholesale

$134.99
Valle Esmeralda, Poncho De Mezcla De Algodón Hecho A Mano

Size: 30" L x 40" W

K'amolon K'i K'ojonel

(218)

$139.99 Wholesale

$139.99
Manantial De San Juan, Poncho De Algodón Con Flecos

Size: 33" L x 37" W

Elena Ixtamer

(50)

$109.99 Wholesale

$109.99
Atardecer magico, Brown Orange Handmade Cotton Blend Poncho

Size: 30" L x 40" W

K'amolon K'i K'ojonel

(218)

$139.99 Wholesale

$139.99
Encanto Morado, Poncho con flecos en la parte delantera retorcida de mezcla de algodón en tonos morados

K'amolon K'i K'ojonel

(218)

$159.99 Wholesale

$159.99
chile fresco, Poncho de algodón tejido abierto rojo vivo

Size: 25" L x 50" W

Elena Ixtamer

(50)

$89.99 Wholesale

$89.99
arena azul, Poncho de algodón tejido a mano en azul de El Salvador

Size: 27" L x 44" W x 17.5" Sleeve (center neck to cuff)

Sandra Cuellar

(1)

$139.99 Wholesale

$139.99
hermoso horizonte, Poncho de rayón azul y morado de Guatemala

Size: 32" L x 38" W

K'amolon K'i K'ojonel

(218)

$129.99 Wholesale

$129.99
noche magica, Poncho negro artesanal de mezcla de algodón

Size: 30" L x 40" W

K'amolon K'i K'ojonel

(218)

$139.99 Wholesale

$139.99
Arena Naranja, Poncho de algodón tejido a mano en tonos naranjas de El Salvador

Sandra Cuellar

(1)

$139.99 Wholesale

$139.99
Sepia Zigzag, Poncho de algodón acrílico telar manual con acentos geométricos

Patricia Xon

$97.99 Wholesale

$97.99
Noche Geométrica, Poncho de algodón geométrico en negro y cáscara de huevo

Size: 26" Length (from high-point shoulder) x 46" Bust/chest x 19" Sleeve (center neck to cuff)

Sandra Cuellar

(1)

$127.99 Wholesale

$127.99
Zigzag Burdeos, Poncho de borde manual con panel de algodón y borlas

Patricia Xon

$97.99 Wholesale

$97.99
Zigzag Púrpura, Poncho acrílico de tejido a mano con panel de algodón geométrico

Patricia Xon

$97.99 Wholesale

$97.99
Zigzag Carmesí, Poncho de temática geométrica roja con borlas

Patricia Xon

$97.99 Wholesale

$97.99
sueños de otoño, Poncho tejido a mano en mezcla de algodón en tonos rojo y turquesa

K'amolon K'i K'ojonel

(218)

$147.99 Wholesale

$147.99
Lila etérea, Poncho tejido a mano rayón morado en telar de cintura

Size: 32" L x 38" W

K'amolon K'i K'ojonel

(218)

$149.99 Wholesale

$149.99
Estilo Dorado, Poncho de Algodón Amarillo Tejido a Mano con Borlas de Guatemala

Miriam and Debora

(14)

$89.99 Wholesale

$89.99
Lavanda Glamurosa, Poncho de mezcla de algodón tejido a mano en tonos grises y azules

K'amolon K'i K'ojonel

(218)

$147.99 Wholesale

$147.99
Jardín Real, Poncho de Lana Azul Oscuro con Bordado de Flores Pastel

Size: 35" L x 72" W

Sajad

(155)

$89.99 Wholesale

$89.99
Bosque de Cachemira, Poncho cachemira de lana verde con bordado floral y punto cadeneta

Size: 33" L x 70" W

Sajad

(155)

$94.99 Wholesale

$94.99
Asunto colorido, Poncho Azul 100% Lana Elaborado Artesanalmente con Bordado Floral

Size: 33" L x 70" W

Sajad

(155)

$89.99 Wholesale

$89.99
Princesa Aari, Poncho de lana Aari con motivos florales y flecos de la India

Size: 35" L x 62" W

Sajad

(155)

$89.99 Wholesale

$89.99
Vida de medianoche, Poncho de lana con bordado floral en medianoche de la India

Size: 37" L x 78" W

Sajad

(155)

$77.99 Wholesale

$77.99
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Diamantes De Chiapas, Poncho multicolor tejido a mano de México

Size: 35" L x 41" W x 19.75" Sleeve (center neck to cuff)

Petrona Gomez

(6)

$117.99 Wholesale

$117.99
Líneas en la arena, Poncho de algodón tejido a mano con dibujos de líneas en arena.

Size: 31.5" L x 39" W x 5" Sleeve (center neck to cuff)

Petrona Gomez

(6)

$117.99 Wholesale

$117.99
Mañanas Tiernas, Poncho de algodón tejido a mano en color burdeos y seda de maíz de México

Size: 30.5" L x 36" W x 27" Sleeve (center neck to cuff)

Petrona Gomez

(6)

$97.99 Wholesale

$97.99

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The Village Council

Your answers straight from the village experts

+ - Can men wear ponchos? Which are best?

Absolutely! Men's ponchos look great and you'll find them in woven fabrics as well as knits. They're easy to slip on and aren't bulky like heavy jackets and overcoats. They go with everything from jeans and khaki to dressy wool trousers. Solid colors look good at the office as well as with casual attire. You might prefer a trendy ombr in tonal colors. Striped ponchos are popular with men as well as those with geometric patterns.

+ - Are any of your ponchos eco-friendly?

Yes! Most are created with sustainable materials and natural fibers.For example, Luisa Villavicencio's family in Guatemala cultivates cotton in several natural colors jade, ixcaco (cocoa) and ivory, or crude cotton. In fact, people are surprised to learn that no dyes are used. The family is involved in the entire process, from growing the cotton, to weaving it and transforming it into apparel. She often combines it with recycled denim fibers derived from clothing factory scraps. In Thailand, an eco-friendly technique called ouke printing may be used. The artisan selects natural leaves and flowers, arranges them on cotton fabric, and applies steam. They are left in place for a day or two to leave their images permanently on the poncho.

+ - Are there meaningful motifs or designs that distinguish certain kinds of ponchos?

Yes! Andean peoples such as the Inca were extraordinary textile artists and their weavings were more highly prized than gold. Their motifs then and now tend to be geometric patterns, characterized by their symmetry, and many exemplify handloomed artistry. Maya women in Central America still work on the backstrap looms they have used for centuries. Their traditional pic bil technique involves laying in thicker threads where the patterns are desired, giving the textile the appearance of embroidery. A very unique pattern is called jaspe. This results from an ikat technique in which the threads are carefully tie-dyed before they are placed on the loom. Itajime is a kind of shibori tie-dying, an ancient technique that originated in Japan. Rather than tying the fabric with threads, wooden shapes are knotted into the fabric. These block the dye from selected areas in more precise geometric patterns. The dye is classically derived from the indigo plant and lends itself to themes of peace and tranquility.Artisans in India take their inspiration from the traditional styles and motifs of Kashmir, where ponchos are well suited to the cold weather there. Lavish floral motifs are popular and they are often embroidered by hand with aari embroidery, a type of chain stitch. The flowers are traced on the fabric and a needle with a hooked end is used to push colorful threads through the fabric from behind. Each time the needle is pulled up, it brings up a loop of thread, and the loops are linked consecutively.

+ - What poncho materials are best and why?

For autumn and winter, wool and wool blends are popular. Alpaca fleece, once reserved for Inca kings, is hypoallergenic and provides extraordinary warmth. Yet alpaca is also lightweight and soft. Cotton and pima cotton are great options for spring and summer, as is chenille derived from bamboo fiber. Linen and hemp may be used in ponchos and any of these may be combined with synthetic fibers such as acrylic, polyamide and nylon. Its up to the artisan and the shopper.

+ - How are handcrafted ponchos made?

Artisans and designers work in all kinds of techniques, from woven and knitted to crochet and even macram. And some combine two or more crafting methods.Woven ponchos can be lightweight or thick and warm. They can be created with a power loom, or woven by hand of wool or alpaca. In the Andes, knitted ponchos are popular and many are knitted by hand. Others are created with semi-manual knitting machines. However even these are often finished with hand-crocheted fringe and borders or hand-embroidery.Knitted and crocheted ponchos drape beautifully and can include classic cable knits for fall and winter as well as lacy openwork for spring and summer. Macrame results in fascinating textures. Novica has a poncho in every color for every occasion.

+ - Are ponchos fashionable?

In 2021-2022, ponchos are a super trendy fashion choice and their versatility takes them everywhere. Choose a classic plaid or stripes to wear over jeans. Or a short crocheted poncho with a dress for summer evenings. Pair a lacy poncho with a prom dress. Or choose a solid tone that can go from the office to the boardroom and on to a night on the town.A poncho or two make a great investment for your maternity wardrobe you can wear them before, during and after. Keep a poncho in the car so that, when it gets chilly, you can quickly slip it over your head.A classic poncho in white or ivory becomes an elegant cloak that takes the bride to and from the winter wedding and reception venues. Short, lightweight ponchos make perfect beach cover-ups.And dont forget a poncho for the men in your life.

+ - Do ponchos come in different styles?

Yes! Their styles are as varied as the materials used to craft them.Wool ponchos and Indian cashmere are favorites for autumn and winter. With its exceptional lightweight warmth, alpaca is the coziest of natural fibers. The weight of the fabric and its open spaces affect the drape as well as the warmth.Youll find ponchos with cowl or turtlenecks, boat necks, V-necks and more. They come in solid colors, plaid, patterned and open mesh. Some are reversible, others have hoods. Voluptuous hand-crocheted trim and hand-knotted fringe dress up the poncho for cool evening events. And a single poncho can be worn with the points in front or at the sides for two different looks.While many consider the Mexican serape a poncho, technically, it is not. The serape is folded and worn on one shoulder. The Andean ruana cloak is also similar but it is open in the front or may have buttons.

+ - Where did the poncho originate and how did it get its name?

The short answer is South America, where archaeologists have discovered burial ponchos dating back 2,000 to 2,500 years in Paracas, Peru. Woven by hand, they are surprisingly similar to those worn today in the Andes.If you run an Internet search for poncho, youll probably find results that include the word Pancho. Pancho is the nickname for Francisco. Poncho is the nickname for Alfonso, and neither one has anything to do with the garments origin.Poncho is thought to be a Quechua word, punchu, adapted to Spanish pronunciation. It denotes a fabric wrap. The word is also similar to pontro, or woven wool in the Araucanian language, native to Argentina and Chile.The name poncho is used worldwide but, in Mexico, it is also known as a gabn, in Brazil, paia, and in Chile, chamanto. The longer ponchos called jorongos, are often worn by the South American chaln, or horseman.

+ - What is a poncho?

Ponchos are practical and endlessly versatile. But exactly what is a poncho? It is basically a square or rectangular piece of cloth with an opening in the center so you can slip it over your head. Some ponchos are even circular, others may be open in front. However, all classic ponchos are sleeveless and worn over your everyday clothing.There are two basic types of this fun garment those made of fabric and those that are waterproof. Lightweight and adaptable, the rain poncho often features a hood. Some have an inner liner made of cozy fabrics for warmth. Waterproof ponchos were first used by the US military in the 1850s but became a popular military issue almost a century later in the 1940s.

Featured Reviews

Alpaca blend poncho, 'Inca Style'

Dr. Budd

Feb 20, 2022

A Beautiful Inca Style Poncho

Thank you for this very beautiful "Inca style" Alpaca blend poncho. The work is very high quality, and the colors and style are beautiful. It was well worth the wait!

Rayon poncho, 'Rainbow Charm'

Polly

May 19, 2022

Perfect for me!

This poncho is so lovely, even though the colors are a lot different from the picture. The colors are much more muted, but I love the Fall colors, the soft material, the excellent workmanship and the drape of it. I have fairly broad shoulders, so I was afraid it might be skimpy on me, but it isn't at all. I think it would be a good fit on a lot of different shapes. Thanks to Novica and this weaver! I hope to buy more items from her.

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