geometric patterns

Accents of fuchsia, boysenberry, azure and lime hues create a stylish pattern in Elena Ixtamer's newest handloom creation. Directly from Guatemala, this cotton shawl features diverse geometric motifs that create a vibrant illusion around the design, finishing in graceful fringes.

Elegant shades of berry and jade blend gracefully into a geometric pattern on this handwoven shawl from Peru. Talented artisans Raquel and Gregor design the shawl using a soft alpaca blend, perfect for a vibrant look. Long fringes complete the piece with a touch of cheerfulness.

Fit for royalty, this traditional shawl combines mulberry and white to create geometric patterns. Ghana's Akoma of West Africa creates this fringed shawl, which is woven by hand to form four strips of kente fabric that are sewn together. This shawl's width allows it to double as a scarf.

Working on a traditional loom, Guatemalan artisan Elena Ixtamer creates a graceful accessory perfect for an adventurous outdoor day. Made from cotton yarns, this shawl has a geometric pattern that combines magenta, chocolate, mushroom and pink hues, allowing the garment to complement every style with its sweet design. On top of that, the artisan adds little fringes at the ends.

The ancient Inca empire considered its textiles the most valuable treasures in the nation, creating a long lineage of artisans specialized in transforming yarns into works of art. Part of this tradition, Peruvian artisan Liceth Principe shows today her natural talent with a cozy alpaca blend cardigan in a vibrant palette featuring a fuchsia base hue. The garment comes with a striped pattern depicting graceful Inca motifs. Furthermore, it has soft long sleeves, a crew neckline, and a buttoned-up closure allowing you to add a little personal touch to the style.