holiday sweaters

Bold geometric motifs make this classic sweater from Peru’s Fernando Cano a standout. The pullover is knit from soft, warm 100% alpaca yarns, while the contrasting motifs are knit with bouclé yarns, giving them dimensional texture. The sweater is finished with a ribbed collar, cuffs and hem.

Classic forms and classic colors are for wearing again and again, during and after the holidays. This spice ginger brown button down cardigan by Peruvian Pia Zavala fits that category well. The long sweater reaches below the hips and features buttons on the sleeves and down the front. Two inset pockets keep cellphone or other items close at hand.

Embrace the cheer and joy of the holiday season by decorating your tree with these delightful wooden ornaments showcasing four adorable moose adorned in charming Christmas scarves, sweaters and stockings. Thoughtfully carved and painted by hand, Balinese artisan Nik’s colorful decorations include agel grass cords for effortless hanging, ensuring an immediate and heartwarming festive atmosphere.

Finely knit zigzags and diamonds recall the geometric motifs of Peru's Inca art. Ricardo and Cesar create a handsome men's cardigan of fine alpaca wool, once reserved for ancient kings. Lichen brown find a complement in taupe with accents in pumpkin for a pop of color. The Andean artisans complete the cozy sweater with with a shawl-collar coconut shell buttons.

Thomas Kumah Nedjoh celebrates the birth of Jesus with this uniquely African nativity scene, featuring 14 pieces. Accompanied by shepherds and farm animals, the Holy Family receives the visit of the three Wise Men, regarded as kings. From right to left, the first king bears a stool throne as symbol of Jesus' majesty, the second king proffers a gourd filled with gold, and the third king brings a state sword for oath-swearing. The gentleman bearing a staff with a star is the spokesperson for the kings. Nedjoh carves each ofram wood piece by hand with sublime detail to create a moving and endearing scene.