warm decor

Tradition and talent come together in an exquisite piece of art directly from the ancient land of the Incas. Peruvian artisan Cerapio Vallejo shows the world his advanced handweaving techniques with a sublime wool and cotton tapestry inspired by the splendor of the pre-Columbian civilizations, all in a fascinating warm palette that enhances the intricate geometric formations. As a final touch, elegant fringes dangle from the artwork, making it the perfect complement to your home decor.

Let the splendor of Peruvian textiles take over your home decor with this soft pouf cover. Handloomed Andean fabrics acquired in remote areas of the Andes are upcycled as decor accessories. The threads are spun by hand and patiently woven on the backstrap loom. The beautiful patterns add a warm touch of color and life to your space.

These pouf covers are never identical, as each pattern is unique and the final design is influenced by the cut that was made to this wonderful fabric. The predominant background cherry red color will not vary.

A zippered opening lets you insert the filling (not included).

In ancestral times before the Inca Empire, the sky of these blessed lands was said to be explored by the flying man or antarky. Portrayed with magnificent wings that make it possible to fly over the stunning landscapes of the region, this iconic figure became part of the Inca civilization and a symbol of Andean mythology, inspiring Peru's Eliazar Ochoa to create an exquisite wool tapestry displaying artistry and elegance. Made on a traditional loom, the piece features a palette of warm hues, perfect for adding a sublime and cultural touch to your interiors.

Peruvian master artisan Eliazar Ochoa depicts the ancient Inca worldview through a handloom wool tapestry honoring the customs and science of the empire. Geometric figures and warm hues form this sublime artwork, representing the Inca's calendar with diverse patterns. Said calendar, similar to the modern one, consisted of twelve months of 30 days arranged in three long weeks, all based on the movement of the sun and moon, which also allowed them to plan their religious ceremonies and duties.

Orange, red and beige merge in captivating geometric accents, opening the door to a world of warmth, tenderness and sophistication. Handloomed with Zapotec techniques, Manuel Mendoza's wool area rug complements its geometric pattern with cute fringes, allowing you to showcase the piece's elegant beauty in any decor theme.

When the sun rises in the prosperous Andean lands, nature comes to life, creating a paradise on Earth. As part of this amazing spectacle of natural beauty, swallows fly around the region's houses and crops, adding a sweet chant to the day, which today inspires Eliazar Ochoa from Peru to handloom an exquisite wool tapestry. The chosen palette consists of warm hues, adding a tender aura to the piece embellished with traditional motifs.

Titled Golondrinas in Spanish.