Hooded Artisan Peruvian Poncho - Puno sipc Q'ero traditional mestana cloth featuring

Q'ero traditional mestana cloth featuring the cultural hero of the Inkas

This hand-poured bowl is designed with your modern rituals in mind

a Mala or Rosary

Approximately 25 - four-inch ropes are artfully packaged in bundles of hand-rolled lokta paper

Pendant width: 29 Millimeters (measurements are approximate) Because each pendant is handmade

Hooded Artisan Peruvian Poncho - Puno sipc Q'ero traditional mestana cloth featuringStripes of black, warm beige, and deep charcoal, are tightly woven to create a handsome and high quality garment. Soft alpaca wool lines the inside and feels wonderful against your skin. Skillfully made by artisans in the highland city of Puno, Peru. Located on the shore of Lake Titicaca, it is a sacred place for the Inca civilization. Incan mythology says the first Inca king, Manco Capac, was born here. According to myth, this is the place from which