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The simple and charming rural life inspires master artisan David Laura Zanabria of Peru. Putting his talent and traditional techniques into practice, David uses wool yarns to handweave this captivating tapestry in honor of the Andean lifestyle. Depicting a sweet orchard full of ducks and flowers, this fringed piece boasts a palette of fuchsia and purple for a captivating look.

The artwork is titled Patos de la huerta in Spanish.

The traditional artistry of the Andean region creates a mystic but stunning home accent of vibrant allure. As the heir to a long tradition, Peruvian artisan David Laura Zanabria uses wool yarns on a cotton warp to create this sublime tapestry, whose main protagonist is the famous Gallo pinto, the most handsome rooster on a farm. Combining a palette of fuchsia, purple, green, turquoise and orange hues in each of the geometric details, the artisan creates a fascinating portrait of Latin American culture.

The artwork is titled El Gallo Pinto in Spanish.

Mario Chavez's heritage remains alive through his exquisite textile creations. This time, a gorgeous wool table runner, tinged with natural dyes, arrives to decorate your days. Made in Mexico, the design follows a classic geometric pattern in ivory, red, and azalea hues—perfect for a vibrant dinner.

The ancient Inca empire considered its textiles the most valuable treasures in the nation, creating a long lineageof artisans specialized in transforming yarns intoworks of art. Part of this tradition, Peruvian artisanLiceth Principe shows her talent in a cozy cardigandepicting classic Inca motifs. Featuring a longer fit,crew neckline, and a covered buttons down thefront placket.

Elegant shades of berry and jade blend gracefully into a geometric pattern on this handwoven shawl from Peru. Talented artisans Raquel and Gregor design the shawl using a soft alpaca blend, perfect for a vibrant look. Long fringes complete the piece with a touch of cheerfulness.