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Featured Reviews on Peruvian Women's Ivory Scarves
100% baby alpaca scarf, 'Elegant Lines'
By Deborah, Owner of Helping Hearts Heal, LLC
Beautiful, Well-made, Elegant Lines Alpaca Scarf
This 100% baby alpaca scarf is comfortable on my skin but since the weave is tight, I would not consider it a soft scarf. The colors go together very well and allows it to be paired with black, grey, blue, cream or white. The website photo is accurate. It is very well made and will last a for many, many years. It could be worn by either a male or female if they like the color combination. I am very glad I purchased this scarf!
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100% baby alpaca scarf, 'Andean Poise'
By Alex
Very fine and dainty quality scarf
Just an FYI, this is not a fluffy, thick scarf. It is a dainty and thin scarf that would look cute with a plain top to add some interest! It seems to be very good quality. Love Novicas mission and their Happiness Projects! Its nice to get something made by an artisan and not just mass manufactured in a plant!
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Alpaca blend scarf, 'Ivory Temptation'
By Gail
Ivory beauty
This is a soft, gorgeous scarf. I love it! I have several wraps from Raquel and Gregor and love them all.
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Raquel and Gregor Alpaca accessories
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Write a review"We would like to thank you for supporting our art, which in turn will benefit many Peruvian families."
"My name is Raquel Iriarte de Brenner and I was born in the province of Piura. I describe my work as an art form, and I've been dedicated to it along with my husband, Gregor. Our garments carry the name 'Sillpa,' which is an ancient Aymara word that implies 'softness,' 'comfort,' and 'pleasure.'... read more
