Name: Ceramic vase, Sowing Fields
SKU: 157341

Viceroyal Cuzco Traditional Ceramic Decorative Vase with a Geometric Pattern

Huaman Paucar Family

(65)

Combining the best of the Inca Empire and the Spanish Viceroyalty era, the Huaman Paucar Family's newest creation shows the world the unique elegance of Cusco. This ceramic decorative vase comes in a classic shape enriched by a myriad of geometric motifs typical of the Inca culture, featuring a palette of vibrant hues that gracefully complete this homage to Peru's history and diversity.

$34 Wholesale

$34
Vicus Geometric Patterned Handloomed Wool Area Rug in Red (2x3)

Eliazar Ochoa

(40)

Named after one of the greatest civilizations that once ruled the Peruvian Northem region, this exquisite wool area rug by Eliazar Ochoa transports you and your space to a time of splendor and mysticism. Eliazar uses traditional handlooming techniques to create this gorgeous home accent, choosing a palette of beige, red, and brown hues that capture the warm essence of the place and enrich the diverse geometric motifs adorning the design—a breathtaking example of Peru's classic textiles.

$119 Wholesale

$119
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Ancestral Constellation Handcrafted Geometric Round Ceramic Incense Holder

Jesus Rivas

(22)

Green and black hues ornament this glorious creation by Jesus Rivas from Peru. Inspired by the ancient civilizations that once ruled the continent, the artisan creates this round ceramic incense holder following the Vicus culture style, which allows him to add a bewitching geometric pattern to the piece, transporting you to the magnificent era of the pre-Columbian America.

$19 Wholesale

$19
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Guacamayas Summer Red Natural Fiber Decorative Bowl with Geometric Motifs

Omaira Manrique

The beautiful city of Guacamayas is famous for its colorful decorative bowls that illustrate the region's vibrant and traditional lifestyle. Being part of this precious artistic custom, Omaira Manrique from Colombia works with cabuya and reed grass fibers in a palette of red, yellow, green and turquoise tones, forming a geometric pattern on a decorative bowl with a classic style.

$47.20 Wholesale

~~$59~~ $47.20
Festival of the Crosses Hand-Woven Wool Runner Rug with Andean Motifs (1.5x5)

Gerardo Fernandez

(1)

With its captivating geometric patterns, this sublime wool runner rug draws inspiration from the rich traditions of Cusco's Festival of the Crosses. Created by Peruvian artisan Gerardo Fernandez, this handwoven design features delicate fringes and lovely hues derived from organic sources such as cochineal, tree leaves, bark, roots and fruits, offering a beautiful blend of artistry and cultural heritage.

$159 Wholesale

$159
Ancestral Winds Handloomed Wool Rug with Geometric Motifs and Tassels (4x6)

Gamaniel Esmit

(5)

Geometric motifs, refreshing colors and ancient Andean techniques come together to form a stunning wool rug handloomed by Gamaniel Esmit from Peru. Drawing inspiration from classic Inca textiles, the artisan embellishes the work with a charming pattern, finishing with fringes and little embroidered tassels that create soft stripes around the design.

$419 Wholesale

$419
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Collection of the Inca Handloomed Geometric Wool Tapestry in Warm Hues Made in Peru

Eliazar Ochoa

(40)

Peruvian master artisan Eliazar Ochoa depicts the ancient Inca worldview through a handloom wool tapestry honoring the customs and science of the empire. Geometric figures and warm hues form this sublime artwork, representing the Inca's calendar with diverse patterns. Said calendar, similar to the modern one, consisted of twelve months of 30 days arranged in three long weeks, all based on the movement of the sun and moon, which also allowed them to plan their religious ceremonies and duties.

$224 Wholesale

$224
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Colors of the Highlands Multicolor Andean Wool Pouf Cover Handloomed in Peru

Andes Traditions

(3)

Geometric motifs and a palette of warm colors form a captivating design crafted by the Andes Traditions Association. Local artisans work with wool yarns to handloom every detail following a traditional pattern. As a final touch, this soft item comes with a zippered opening on the back, allowing you to insert the pouf easily into its place.

$89 Wholesale

$89
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Inca Tocapus Hand-Woven Wool Runner Rug with Inca Tocapu Motifs (1.5x5)

Gerardo Fernandez

(1)

Experience the stunning artistry of Andean culture with this exquisite wool runner rug from artisan Gerardo Fernandez. The striking design pays homage to the tocapus, the distinctive geometric designs widely used in Inca culture. These intricate patterns adorned various items, including textiles, pottery and other crafted goods, serving as a fundamental artistic element throughout the Inca Empire. The rug's captivating colors, derived entirely from natural sources like cochineal, tree leaves, bark, roots and fruits, bring ancient traditions to life in your home. This handwoven masterpiece not only elevates your space but also connects you to centuries of Peruvian craftsmanship and creativity.

$159 Wholesale

$159
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Ancestral Swirls Handcrafted Swirl-Patterned Round Ceramic Incense Holder

Jesus Rivas

(22)

Green and black hues embellish this sublime creation by Jesus Rivas from Peru. Inspired by the ancient civilizations that once ruled the continent, the artisan creates this round ceramic incense holder following the Vicus culture style, which allows him to add a captivating swirl pattern to the piece, transporting you to the splendorous era of the pre-Columbian America.

$23 Wholesale

$23
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Andean Universe in Blue Handloomed Wool Rug in Blue with Geometric Motifs (4x6)

Gamaniel Esmit

(5)

Peruvian artisan Gamaniel Esmit draws inspiration from traditional regional themes to handloom a stunning creation. Working with wool, the artisan chooses a palette of blue and brown hues to bring each geometric and star detail to life, finishing the rug with fringes for an elegant style.

$444 Wholesale

$444
Chakana Visions Chakana-Themed Reversible Alpaca Blend Scarf in Blue Hues

Waldo Berrios

(98)

The ancient Inca civilization saw the world in a special way, symbolizing its connection with the spiritual and natural dimensions through a figure known as the chakana. Inspired by the ancient philosophy of his ancestors, Waldo Berrios crafts a reversible alpaca blend scarf featuring a stunning pattern with the mystic symbol all over the design and in a blue color scheme.

$54 Wholesale

$54
Earth Visions, Chakana-Themed Reversible Alpaca Blend Scarf in Warm Hues

Waldo Berrios

(98)

$54 Wholesale

$54
Noble Origins, Traditional Black and Beige Reversible Alpaca Blend Scarf

Waldo Berrios

(98)

$49 Wholesale

$49
Warm Origins, Traditional Inca Warm-Toned Reversible Alpaca Blend Scarf

Waldo Berrios

(98)

$49 Wholesale

$49
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Chanting Birds, Bird-Themed Ivory Wool Cushion Cover with Colorful Details

Cerapio Vallejo

(52)

$77 Wholesale

$77
Greca Worldview, Handloomed Black and Beige 100% Wool Greca Cushion Cover

Zosimo Laura

(45)

$67 Wholesale

$67
Free Heart, Handloomed Cajarmarca Heart-Themed Cushion Cover

Antonio Vasquez

(1)

$54 Wholesale

$54
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Andean Chakanas, Handwoven Wool Runner Rug with Andean Chakana Motifs (1.5x5)

Gerardo Fernandez

(1)

$159 Wholesale

$159
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Sowing Fields, Inca Ceramic Vase Brown Painted Handmade in Peru

Huaman Paucar Family

(65)

$94 Wholesale

$94

Featured Reviews

Wool area rug, 'Vicus' (2x3)

EDGUBI

Dec 6, 2023

So striking I bought it immediately!

There is just some thing about the design of this carpet that as I was browsing new arrivals I knew I had to grab it immediately and at full price without waiting for a sale. As it turns out the artist is making more of these, but I'm still very glad I grabbed it when I did; I would've been much more disappointed if I had missed out!

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Michelle

Sep 23, 2017

Beautiful vase

I got this vase as a gift for my parents who love supporting native artisans. They were thrilled with this gift and are proudly displaying it in their home

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