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Send to a friendCotton Blend Patchwork Wall Hanging of an Andean Scene, "Andean Harvest"
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Handcrafted from cotton blend patchwork in the traditional style of arpillera handicrafts, this wall hanging from Peru depicts an Andean harvest scene. Leonor Quispe creates this wall hanging, adding a touch of Andean culture to your home.
- 0.16 kgs
- 0.4 lbs
- 50 cm L x 50 cm W
- 19.75" L x 19.75" W
- 90% cotton, 10% acrylic
- Dry clean only
- Display rod not included
- Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
- Made in Peru.
- Ships fast from USA.
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"I'm Leonor Quispe Urbano and I was born in Ayacucho where I grew up. But terrorism was terrible in those parts of the Andes, so we moved to... read more
