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Embark on your next journey with this versatile fanny pack, an essential companion for all your adventures. Peruvian artisan Kathiana Quispe’s leather creation showcases a front adorned with a hand-woven acrylic accent, drawing inspiration from traditional Andean textiles. With an adjustable and removable strap ensuring a customized fit, the zippered bag comes fully lined and features two zippered pockets, one on the front and one inside. Whether you're on a trip or enjoying a nature walk, this thoughtfully designed accessory is a must-have for convenience and style.

Knit using the jacquard technique from a sumptuously soft alpaca blend, this feminine ruana from Peru evokes the textiles of the ancient Inca. Edison Canal creates this black and white ruana, featuring floral and vine motifs within an intricate border. A reversible design perfectly fits any mood.

Enjoy the soft touch of an alpaca blend as you wrap up in this cozy ruana. Caramel in color, the ruana is designed by Celinda Jaco of Peru. A crocheted border adds subtle detail to the lovely garment.

Adorning this eye-catching keychain and bag charm are chevron patterns in energizing orange and pink shades, beautifully crafted using the macrame technique. Talented artisans from the Life and Hope Women's Association (Asociacion de Mujeres Vida y Esperanza) in Guatemala meticulously create this trendy accessory, featuring a delightful tassel. With its practical nickel hook and ring, it effortlessly attaches to your preferred bag or keeps your keys organized with a touch of color and vibrancy.

This adorable shoulder bag is handwoven by the Yurivilca Family workshop in a bright fuchsia alpaca blend and finished with faux suede straps. A pair of delicate crochet flowers adorn the front and a band with a handwoven geometric design runs along the upper edge. This bag is fully lined and comes with a magnetic closure and an open interior pocket.

Headed by grand-master weaver, Don Cesar, the Yurivilca Family has grown into an institution. Don Cesar is credited with elevating his hometown's weaving and textile tradition into the international sphere by pioneering innovative techniques and designs. Today, local weavers continue to use Don Cesar's techniques to create some of Peru's most prized textiles.