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Maria Cutipa reinterprets Chimu artistry with a fiery palette of colors for the design of this v-neck cardigan. In beige, brown, light and dark red, maroon, blue, and grey, the long sleeve cardigan is knitted of soft alpaca in Peru and features miniscule pompoms dot the cardigan scattered throughout the lower half.
- 0.43 kgs
- 0.9 lbs
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- 100% alpaca
- Textile softness: Soft -- this item has been made with natural fibers that are soft to the touch
- Dry clean or hand wash in cold water
- Made in Peru.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Andes
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03/16/2021
"Fabulous cardigan and a great value!"
I couldnt believe how much I loved this cardigan when I saw it online, and it completely lived up to my expectations when it arrived. So soft and beautiful, and really a great value. The design is original and engaging, and I expect to wear this for years!
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Verified Reviewer
02/15/2021
"Total Artisan Quality"
This is lovely and very well done. Nice weight
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Nazca Soiree, Peruvian 100% Alpaca Brown Cardigan with Nazca Birds
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Verified Reviewer
01/31/2021
"Excellent workmanship"
I love this sweater. It works well with jeans, with dress slacks, or with a skirt. The colors incorporated in the sweater provide many options for pairing with a variety of colors. Its warm, lightweight, and very comfortable. I ordered a large because that was recommended on the size chart. I wear a size 12 or Medium in blouses and sweaters, and when the Large came, it fit, but a little too close to the body for my taste. I returned the Large and ordered an extraLarge, which fits the way I prefer to wear my sweaters. The exchange was quick and easy.
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01/27/2021
"Fit"
I loved the cardigan but unfortunately i had to return it because it di3fit around my hips and an XL would be too big on top?
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11/27/2020
"Loving Appreciation"
I feel a rich sense of loving appreciation for Maria Cutipas artistry and sensitive attention to detail. So far, I have purchased two sweaters & a poncho! I am grateful for their unique beauty and warmth. Thank you!
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Nazca Soiree, Peruvian 100% Alpaca Brown Cardigan with Nazca Birds
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11/24/2019
"Beautiful sweater and shawl"
I love the sweater and shawl!! The quality of work is unbelievably good and they are both beautiful! Thank you so much!
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