spiral patterns

Working on an artisanal wood loom, Peru's Zosimo Laura creates a dreamy pair of cushion covers. Against a body of ginger, geometric grecas, or spirals are handwoven in hues of chestnut and alabaster. Laura weaves these cushion covers from wool. Each cover features a zipper on the side for inserting a cushion.

Capturing the spirit of the Andes, this luxurious poncho from Peru is designed by Alfredo Falcon. He knits this poncho from a lovely acrylic and cotton blend in solid olive, decorated at the center with a stripe of subtle geometric patterns in cherry and alabaster.

Add a splash of color to your wardrobe with this Andes-inspired sweater. This stylish acrylic and cotton blend sweater is designed by Peruvian artisan Fernando Cano. The colorful knit raglan sleeves are patterned in striped geometric designs, inspired by Incan artwork. The sweater's longer length makes it perfect for pairing with jeans or leggings. Embrace the spirit of the Andes with this unique pullover sweater.

Colombia's spirit and beauty are present in the captivating design that embellishes this black leather sling crafted by the Mola Mola Association. Following the traditional mola art style, which consists of a reverse appliqué technique where different cotton fabrics are sewn together, forming a vivacious pattern with each layer, the artisans decorate this bag with colorful geometric details and leaves in honor of the country's stunning nature. Furthermore, the accessory comes with an adjustable strap, two zippered compartments at the front and one at the back, a polyester lining, an interior pocket and a convenient zipper closure.

Colorful geometric motifs inspired by traditional designs decorate the length of this Peruvian table runner, handwoven on an artisanal loom using wool and cotton blend yarns. Designed by Cerapio Vallejo, the table runner is finished with stripes and decorative tassels at each end, bringing with it a festive spirit.