wool art

Woven by hand, this beautiful shawl showcases the traditional textile art of India's Kullu Valley. Kamini designs the cozy wrap with chevron motifs along the borders in orange, black and brown. Grey evokes mist in the Himalayas near Himachal Pradesh.

Woven by hand, this beautiful shawl showcases the traditional textile art of India's Kullu Valley. Kamini designs the cozy black wrap with wide bands of red, yellow and brown along the borders. As is typical of genuine handwoven fabric, there are tiny slubs throughout, giving the textile rich textures. Slubs occur when a thread runs out, and the weaver extends it by twisting a new thread together with the old.

A soft black alpaca and wool blend felt is used to create this fashionable hat from Peru. Designed by Andeana, it is accented by a handwoven alpaca and wool blend belt that displays intricate diamond patterns. This delightful accessory features a structured top and a wide brim. Andeana names the hat Munay, meaning "with love" in Quechua.

Because the band is woven by hand and tinted with natural dyes, its colors can vary, making each hat a unique work of art.

Soft taupe alpaca and wool blend felt is used to create this fashionable hat from Peru. Designed by Andeana, it is accented by a handwoven alpaca and wool blend belt that displays intricate diamond patterns. This delightful accessory features a structured top and a wide brim. Andeana names her design Munay, meaning "with love" in Quechua.

Because the band is woven by hand and tinted with natural dyes, its colors can vary, making each hat a unique work of art.

Soft crimson alpaca and wool blend felt becomes a fashionable hat from Peru. Designed by Andeana, it is accented by a handwoven alpaca and wool blend hatband with intricate diamond patterns. This delightful accessory features a structured top and a wide brim. Andeana names the hat Munay, meaning "with love" in Quechua.

Because the band is woven by hand and tinted with natural dyes, its colors can vary, making each hat a unique work of art.