Once home to the ancient Inca civilization, The Andes region now gives us talented Peruvian artisans, many of whom are of Inca descent. They hold dear the artistic techniques of their ancestors and so practice and preserve them for future generations to enjoy.
Once home to the ancient Inca civilization, The Andes region now gives us talented Peruvian artisans, many of whom are of Inca descent. They hold dear the artistic techniques of their ancestors and so practice and preserve them for future generations to enjoy.
A beautiful shawl, in a good, wearable size. Soft and lightweight and warm. You should know, though, that "gossamer wine" and "maroon" are the same color! I would love to see some new colors, and not just new names for the same colors.
The fit, M, is perfect for me, usually size 8 in other clothes. It is wonderfully soft, and not tight in the neck. I love the wide sleeves and their embroidery, so unusual. I am sure this sweater will keep me warm during our cold New England winter days.
Lighter than my other alpaca sweater but highly functional in Denver, open or zipped to the top. Photo perfectly displays colors. A major compliment magnet!
"When I was a small child, my parents began teaching me to knit. Like me, they learned them from their own parents. So we are a family devoted to the world of textile arts for generations."
Update (June, 2019)"I come from a humble family of textile artisans and my first jobs were making sweaters that we sold later in a small store in... read more