alpaca black

Designer Milagros Campos wants to spread the beauty and magic of Andean culture through a stunning accessory made from alpaca. After working long hours with Peruvian artisans, the final result is a black cosmetic bag with a colourful floral design typical of the region. The item comes with a polyester lining, a cheerful tassel, and a zipper closure for secure use.

Designed by Milagros Campos, this beautiful clutch is hand-crocheted with a colorful bouquet against a body of black. The designer works with local Andean artisans, who hand-weave the clutch from 100% alpaca wool. Accented with a tassel and a pompom, this handbag's zipper opens to a lined interior.

Embroidered with a colourful floral mandala over black, this coin purse from Peru is designed by Balvina Huaytalla. She crafts the coin purse from a soft alpaca wool blend. It opens with a zipper to a lined interior.

For a striking companion on a day of shopping, this Peruvian coin purse is designed by Balvina Huaytalla. With a body of black, the alpaca blend bag features fascinating floral embroidery that is performed by hand. It opens with a zipper, revealing a cotton blend lining.

Against a background of solid smoke, colorful floral motifs are hand-embroidered onto the front of this 100% alpaca clutch from Peru. Milagros Campos designs this clutch, which features a zipper closure that is accented with a handmade alpaca tassel. It opens with a zipper to reveal a lined interior in black.

Peruvian artist Maria Ramos Sanchez crafts a charming cosmetic bag whose scene transports us directly to the Andes on a calm, sunny day. Small homes nestled among trees and flowers accompany grazing alpacas, while a single cloud and a flock of birds float overhead. The applique case with embroidered details is lined in solid black, and the reverse side is black.

The artisans of the centre for Traditional Textiles of Cusco draw inspiration from the earthen colours of the Andean Sierra for this beautiful messenger bag. It's hand-loomed from 100% alpaca wool with a traditional Inca geometric pattern in slate grey, russet, black, and sepia. It comes fully lined and features a zipper closure.

The Artisans of the centre for Traditional Textiles of Cusco collective works to maintain traditional Peruvian weaving styles and natural dyeing techniques alive. They raise their own alpacas and llamas and colour the wool using 100% natural dyes. Its founder, Nilda Callañaupa Alvarez, sought out elderly weavers to teach younger apprentices old weaving techniques that were about to be lost forever.