wool

Gamaniel Esmit combines deep tones of crimson and marigold with warm earth colors in this rug celebrating the Inca heritage of his Andean homeland. He hand-weaves it in a traditional loom using fine 100% alpaca wool and signs it with his initials.Born in the highlands city of Huancayo, Gamaniel comes from a long line of weavers and grew up around surrounded by yarns and looms. Through their work, he and his family continue to keep alive the old traditions and techniques that have been passed down to them for centuries.

A colorful geometric pattern reminiscent of Inca motifs decorates a crimson background in this cushion cover from Peru. Designed by artisan Zosimo Laura, the square cover is woven from wool and features a plain red back.

Named after one of the greatest civilizations that once ruled the Peruvian Northem region, this exquisite wool area rug by Eliazar Ochoa transports you and your space to a time of splendor and mysticism. Eliazar uses traditional handlooming techniques to create this gorgeous home accent, choosing a palette of beige, red, and brown hues that capture the warm essence of the place and enrich the diverse geometric motifs adorning the design—a breathtaking example of Peru's classic textiles.

All you need to keep you warm, cozy and stylish in the winter is this men's sweater in a combination of burgundy and red featuring an openwork texture forming diamonds. Peruvian artisan Santos Cano designs the modern crew neck sweater made from a fine blend of alpaca, acrylic and wool.

Fretwork inspired by Incan cultural figures adorns the edges of this bold scarf from Peru's Waldo Berrios. Knit from soft alpaca fleece blended with acrylic and wool, the reversible scarf has the pre-Hispanic motif in crimson against a black background on one side and vice-versa on the other.