$75.00
In stock
This natural alpaca scarf is made of hand-spun alpaca threads, spun a pusqar, a q’era drop spindle. It would make a perfect gift for yourself or a friend. Thick, cool and silky to the touch, this piece could be used as a runner or a wall hanging. It is woven by Flora Apasa Samata in her community of Quico. A photo card of Flora holding your new chalina in her community is included with the purchase. Â Measures 63 x 6 inches plus fringe, 160 x 15 cm. Blessings to you for helping Q’ero women support their families. Munay!
Watch the Journey of your textile. Tribal Store: Supporting Q’ero Culture
How your purchase helps the Q’ero people: Q’ero Life in the Andes: A Partnership.
About Q’ero textiles. Watch them spin and weave: Weaving in the Q’ero Nation.
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The Qero cut the hair of alpaca, sheep and llama to sell for cash income and to weave mesa cloths, belts, blankets, bags, and ponchos. They also knit hats and braid ropes with fiber from their herds....