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The Peruvian town of Jauja briefly flourished as the capital of Spanish Peru. The Inca riches that Pizarro and his men found there even lead to the legend that Jauja was a land of luxury. "Pais de Jauja" has become a Spanish expression for a mythical land of leisure and excess, but today the real Jauja is a quiet colonial town with fewer than 20,000 residents. The lacy patterns on our alpaca-blend cardigan are inspired by the Baroque and Rococo architecture of the 1564 Jauja Cathedral. The tan and ivory sweater features a hidden front zipper.

Luxuriously soft baby alpaca yarns combine in this eye-catching, Nordic inspired, long-length cardigan. Peruvianartisan Ana Fernandez’s exceptional design boasts long sleeves, a button-up front and a tailored mandarin collar, offering a perfect blend of hygge or coziness, contentment and style, for any occasion.

Shades of vibrant pink feature in this sweater. This stylish tunic is designed by Peruvian artisan Fernando Cano. The colorful knit sleeves are patterned in a swirling, floral-inspired design. The sweater's longer length makes it perfect for pairing with jeans or leggings. Embrace the spirit of the Andes in this casual and comfortable pullover sweater.

Add a splash of color to your wardrobe with this Andes-inspired sweater. This stylish acrylic and cotton blend sweater is designed by Peruvian artisan Fernando Cano. The colorful knit raglan sleeves are patterned in striped geometric designs, inspired by Incan artwork. The sweater's longer length makes it perfect for pairing with jeans or leggings. Embrace the spirit of the Andes with this unique pullover sweater.

Inspired by the constellations, this pretty top featureshints of stripes and geometric stars in shades of blue and brown. Petite glass beads trim the neckline and sleeve opening adding a hint of sparkle. The V-neck finishes withdouble buttons while the back has an asymmetric seam with slight gathers for a relaxed fit. This lightweight breezy cotton tunic top pairs perfectly with jeans or layer it under a jacket for cooler nights.