scarf art

Keep the chill away with this unisex knit scarf by artist Edison Canal in Cusco, Peru. Crafted from a cozy blend of alpaca, acrylic, and wool, it is lightweight, breathable, durable and comfortable, perfect for any outdoor adventures.

Tradition, culture and pride motivate Waldo Berrios to create a stunning accessory in honor of the famous Inca Empire, part of the artisan's culture and heritage. After choosing a palette of black and beige hues, Waldo creates this reversible alpaca blend scarf featuring a soft texture and a classic design reminiscent of the ancient textiles made by the Inca civilization.

Waldo Berrios shows the tradition and culture of his country, Peru, through marvelous creations inspired by the ancient Inca Empire. Working with an alpaca, acrylic and wool blend, the artisan creates a reversible scarf in a warm palette with geometric motifs typical of the ancient textiles made by his imperial ancestors.

An old song of the Ayacucho region has the retama flower, also known as the weaver's broom, as one of the main elements of its lyrics, made in honor of those who courageously endured the darkest times of the country. Inspired by the heroic spirit and culture of the Andes, artisan Waldo Berrios crafts a reversible scarf featuring the flower in a palette of black and saffron shades for an elegant style. The accessory is crafted from an alpaca, acrylic and wool blend, adding a soft texture to the design.

An old song of the Ayacucho region has the retama flower, also known as the weaver's broom, as one of the principal elements of its lyrics, made in honor of those who courageously endured the darkest times of the country. Inspired by the brave spirit and culture of the Andes, artisan Waldo Berrios creates a reversible scarf featuring the flower in a palette of black and red hues for an intense style. The accessory is crafted from an alpaca, acrylic and wool blend, adding a soft texture to the design.