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The chakana or Inca Cross is an ancient symbol representing the empire's traditional worldview, symbolizing the union and communication between the natural and spiritual worlds. As a sign present in many classic artworks, Peruvian artisan Waldo Berrios draws inspiration from the figure and creates this alpaca blend hat in a palette of warm and dark hues, with a soft surface that makes it a cozy accessory perfect for this winter.
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I ordered this shawl as a pre-order. When it arrived I was so happy I made the purchase. the quality is wonderful, the colors and the pattern are just as beautiful as the image on line. I will enjoy this for many years, its the perfect way to include pattern and color into my wardrobe.
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Very well made. Beautiful alpaca blend shawl!
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I have been looking for this pattern for a long time. Beautifully crafted and very soft and warm. Thank you!
You can find our alpaca blend hat 'Earth Visions' by Waldo Berrios in accessories categories such as Cuzco Hats, Geometric Hats, Alpaca Hats, Alpaca Wool Hats and Acrylic Hats. Enjoy exploring these sections for other Novica treasures.
Preserving Traditions
This artist uses traditional techniques handed down through the generations and/or creates culturally significant items, helping keep these traditions alive.
Job Creator
This artist positively impacts their community through job creation and provides jobs for 2 or more people.
"My focus now is on creating fine knitwear of top quality, and in so doing sharing with the world the beauty of our culture and our Andean textiles."