Surrounded by tall ceramic pots three women prepare Peru's legendary chicha drink. Distilled from maize chicha was the Inca Curaca and Runa's drink of choice. It was also considered to be sacred and used as an offering to the most important gods of the Andean region - Pachamama Inti and Wiracocha. Raúl Ulloa Baylon hand-weaves this impressive tapestry. Titled "Las checheras" in Spanish.

Price: $224.95

This delightful box with colorful flowers holds a Christmas surprise. Opening the doors reveals a nativity scene in three dimensions. Raul Ulloa crafts a traditional retablo (diorama) in the style of Ayacucho. Mary Joseph and the baby are modeled of clay and painted by hand. A cow and donkey crowd close to the straw-filled manger.

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Pausing for a moment on their hurried flight to Egypt Mary comforts the Christ child as Joseph holds the donkey's halter. In an effort to wipe out all competition to his throne Herod ordered the death of every child in Bethlehem under the age of two. To save the life of their baby the Holy Family sought refuge in a foreign land. Raul Ulloa presents the scene in a traditional retablo (diorama) in the regional style of Ayacucho.

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Mary and Joseph live in the Amazon region in this charming nativity scene. Raul Ulloa depicts the Holy Family in the dress of the Shipibo people and jaguars take the place of sheep. Ulloa crafts a traditional retablo (diorama) in the regional style of Ayacucho. Safe inside the bright armoire each figurine is modeled and painted by hand.

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Glowing images in jewel tones drift together like a dream. Evoking the ruins of Chan Chan on Peru's northern coast Raul Ulloa Baylón invokes the ancient ones. Green hills and blue rivers host warriors palaces and deities in this exquisite handloomed tapestry. Titled "Chan Chan" in Spanish.

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Warmed by colorful ponchos Peruvian chalanes ride the world-famous Trujillo horses. The riders are known for their elegant attires which feature embroidered linen ponchos white trousers and shirts as well as black belt and boots. The women wear colorful skirts adorned by fine embroideries. They inspired the costumes worn by the Peruvian national Olympic team in 2004. Raúl Ulloa Baylon honors these skilled and elegant riders in a hand-loomed wool... (Read More)

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Raúl Ulloa Baylon finds inspiration in the beautiful Andean landscape as well as the customs of the region. Many communities host a fair once a week and in between those days women prepare foods or drinks which they carry on ceramic pots strapped to their backs. Ulloa takes care to detail their colorful attire and braided hair as he hand-looms this wool tapestry in the tradition of the San Pedro de las Cajas. Titled "Camino a la feria" in... (Read More)

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"This tapestry is inspired by ancestral rites of the Paracas culture where dancers wore masks during festivities and the happiness of the ceremony took over a village " Raul Ulloa Baylón says. Working on the handloom he creates a composition of stunning geometry and vivid color. Titled "Ceremonia en Paracas" in Spanish.

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Vivid color and cubist line depict a family from Cuzco. Dressed in traditional garb the father mother and child appear against the twilight sky. Father holds a staff mother spins yarn and the daughter holds a tall clay jar. Woven on the handloom this bold tapestry comes from Raul Ulloa Baylón. Titled "Familia cusqueña" in Spanish.

Price: $248.95