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Three women talk together, their quiet conversation excluding everyone else. Wide brimmed hats and long, graceful skirts are traditional garb in the chill highlands. Working in handloomed virgin wool, Walter Paucar Velarde captures the essence of an Andean scene. The stylized line and bright color make this tapestry a contemporary classic.
Titled "Campesinas de los Andes" in Spanish.
- 0.63 kgs
- 1.4 lbs
- 0.95 m L x 0.93 m W
- 3.1 ft. L x 3 ft. W
- 100% wool with cotton warp
- Dry clean only
- Signed by the artist
- Display rod not included
- Intended as wall decor
- Made in Peru.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Peru
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"I was born in August of 1956 in a small town in the Central Andes of Peru. I come from a long line of artisans. My father, Santiago Paucar... read more
