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Featured Reviews on White Alpaca Wool Blend Wraps and Ruanas
Reversible alpaca blend ruana, 'Andean Vistas in Taupe'
By Suzanne
Scary Packaging, beautiful ruana
Love the Ruana but the packaging was simply a plastic envelope and it had been cut through by a razor package cutter (about 4 long). The ruana was wrapped in tissue which had also been cut through. Luckily I could not find any cuts on the beautiful weave. Im hoping it was not damaged!
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Alpaca blend ruana, 'Garden in Snow'
I love this one. It is for special occasions
I use this beautiful piece when I am doing something extraordinary. It is so beautifully done and elegant. I think it can be used for a wedding to, when the weather is a bit cold.
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Reversible alpaca blend ruana, 'Andean Wind in White'
By Cynthia
A beautiful wrap!
Although I have other ruanas and ponchos, I purchased this one because it is white and grey and, moreover, reversible. It is beautiful and lightweight, but Im sure it will be quite warm. The placement of the greys and whites is a testament to the artisans skill. It is summer now where I live, but I cant wait for fall and winter, to debut my new ruana!
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Write a review"When I was a little girl I loved playing at having a trade and I enjoyed making things with my hands. Now as a grownup I get to do it for real!"
"I was born in the beautiful department of Cerro de Pasco but, when I was five years old, I went to live in Lima with my godmother while my parents continued working as farmers in my hometown. I studied up to second year in middle school and then my love for textiles took over as I took courses in... read more
