Mestanas, Mesa & Coca Cloths
Every mesa cloth is unique. Each weaver expresses her personal experience with the cosmovision and the landscape of her life. The fibers are hand-spun into fine yarns by both men and women using a drop spindle. The woman will dye some yarns with plant dyes for exquisite subtle hues. For intense bright colors, she will purchase powdered aniline dyes. Then she weaves her magic on a simple loom while kneeling on the ground. Watch Q’ero weavers at work: Weaving in the Q’ero Nations to learn more about this ancient art.
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Alpaca Mesa Cloth with Sacred Chunchu (Inkarri)
$140.00 -
Alpaca Mesa with Sacred Chunchus
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Bright Chunchu Symbols in Traditional Mesa Cloth
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Bright Double Inti Q’ero Mesa Cloth
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Chunchu (Inkarri) Sacred Symbols Mesa Cloth
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Chunchu simicha Traditional Mesa Cloth
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Colorful Inti Sacred Symbols Mesa Cloth
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Double Inti Symbols Mesa Cloth
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Fine Alpaca Mesa Cloth with Sacred Inti – Rising and Setting
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Fine Alpaca Mesa Cloth with Sacred Inti and Chunchu Symbols
$130.00 -
Fine Alpaca Mesa Cloth with Sacred Inti and Chunchu Symbols
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Fine Alpaca Mesa Cloth with Symbols Of Sacred Inti Light
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Handsome Mesa Cloth with Shades of Burgundy
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Handsome Mesa Cloth with warm earth hues
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Handsome Traveling Mesa or Inner Cloth with Sacred Chunchu Dancers
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Inner Cloth with Peruvian Chili Flowers
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Inti Sacred Symbols Mesa Cloth
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Mesa Cloth of Warm Colors of Pure Alpaca
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Mesa Cloth with Bright Inti Light
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Mesa Cloth with Double Inti Symbols
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Sacred Inti Mesa Cloth
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Soft Inner Cloth in Traditional Unkuna Form
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Traditional Mayu Symbols Mesa Cloth
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Traditional Q’ero Mesa Cloth with Inti and Chunchu Symbols
$140.00 -
Make a $75 Donation to Help the Q’ero
$75.00
Building a High School in the Clouds
Our generous donors are funding the first high school in the ethnic Hapu Q’ero region of Peru. Children will no longer have to leave their families to attend secondary school. This new high school at 12,000 feet elevation in the Andes will bring relief to many families struggling to help their children get a basic education.