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Teal and brown wool yarns are transformed into a stylish clutch on Lily Carrasco's traditional loom. Titled Sumaq, meaning “beautiful” in the Quechua language, the Peruvian artisan's newest creation features a polyester lining with four compartments and a zipper pocket. The accessory also features a handy button closure, allowing you to carry your items securely.

Embroidered by hand, elegant blue flowers and other nature-inspired designs decorate the black body of this wool clutch from Peru. Alicia Huaman designs this clutch, which opens with a zipper to a lined interior in black.

Crafted by Peruvian artisans with meticulous attention to detail, this splendid cyan cosmetic bag showcases exquisite artistry. Hand-woven from wool, it captivates with its enchanting and colorful hand-embroidered motifs, including a charming sparrow, a graceful leaf and a blossoming flower. Fully lined and with a zipper closure, this lovely case designed by Alicia Huaman ensures your makeup and beauty essentials will be kept safe and organized at all times.

Adorned with a colorful hand-loomed wool front panel boasting mesmerizing Inca-inspired motifs, this elegant handle bag is skillfully fashioned from cotton with a luxurious suede-like texture in a sophisticated black shade. Embellished with a graceful tassel and shimmering nickel-plated brass fixtures, its zippered closure reveals a fully lined interior complete with a petite pocket to keep your must-haves organized. Peruvian artisans Ana Maria and Ernesto create a gorgeous bag that perfectly blends sophistication and cultural significance.

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.

This breathtaking wool runner rug is inspired by the chakana, an important symbol in Andean cultures, particularly associated with the Inca civilization. The stepped cross with 12 points forming a square cross represents the Southern Cross constellation and symbolizes duality, complementarity and reciprocity. Peruvian artisan Gerardo Fernandez creates an exquisite handwoven design with vibrant hues obtained from organic sources, including cochineal and tree leaves, bark, roots and fruits.

Chola is a term referring to indigenous and mestizo women from the Andes that now applies to all who wear the traditional costumes established during the initial process of mestizaje (mixing of cultures) in the current Andean region. Peru’s Gerardo Fernandez creates a breathtaking Ayacucho tapestry expertly handwoven from wool depicting three cholas in abstract style. “The women are wearing typical hats and colorful skirts. Each figure is carefully detailed, capturing the richness of the textiles and the bright hues that characterize their attire,” says Fernandez. The eco-friendly tapestry is colored with natural dyes obtained from organic sources like cochineal and tree leaves, bark, roots and fruits.