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Red and black leaves intertwine in a beautiful design by Waldo Berrios. Working in a cozy blend of alpaca wool, he creates a reversible shawl with long, luscious fringe. Alpaca is renowned for its lightweight warmth.

Crafted by hand of leather, this backpack from Peru is presented by Kathiana Quispe. It features a two-tone color scheme in black and crimson, decorated with embossed floral patterns and designs inspired by the history and culture of Cuzco. At the flap, two people walk with their llamas. On the body, the ancient city of Machu Picchu is depicted. Featuring two adjustable straps, the backpack opens with a buckle, revealing a simple, unlined interior with a drawstring at the top.

This preppy twist on classic plaid skirt will look fantastic with lady-like heels and even cooler with a pair of grungy combat boots. Cristina Villalobos designs it in a maxi length with a side slit in a pink, light blue, and navy plaid pattern. Pair it with a simple tank top for summer or a warm turtleneck sweater and tights for winter. The cool cotton blend knit makes it a great pick for travel.

Cristina's work draws inspiration from traditional Peruvian techniques and materials, contemporary styles, and retro glamour. She is currently juggling working as a designer with finishing school and raising her son.

Hand-block printing is one of northern India’smost renowned artistic traditions. On thiseasy-to-wear tunic, it creates lively paisleymotifs and an intricate border, highlighted withglittering beads and sequins. The split-V neckand side-slit hems fit and flatter.

Block-printed stripes dance across this cotton tunic dress, where tradition meets contemporary flair in every carefully crafted detail. Designed by India's Ritu Agnihotri, it showcases a high round neckline punctuated by a bead-adorned slit, while practical side pockets blend seamlessly into the design. The real drama unfolds at the hemline, where a long, flared ruffle cuts asymmetrically to create beautiful movement with every step. Lace inserts at the skirt joints add an unexpected modern edge to the timeless block printing technique, making this dress a celebration of artisanal craftsmanship with a fresh perspective.

Bold, modern and endlessly wearable, this eye-catching pullover sweater brings together vibrant Andean color and contemporary comfort. Crafted from a luxurious blend of alpaca and polyamide, Peruvian artisan Ana Fernandez’s design offers warmth without weight and texture without bulk. With a boxy silhouette and a relaxed fit, it features lively shades that pop against its fuchsia background. Finished with ribbed details at the neckline, cuffs and hem, this statement sweater pairs easily with jeans, skirts and anything you can think of.