Handwoven Quechua Bracelet 3-Packs

The weavers of Tauca have captured the essence of Pacha (the earth) in their weaving with motifs of the “Kuti” (a tool for the potatoes), the “Challaypu” (the lagoons), and the “Mayo Q’enqo” (the river). These designs are a testament to the inseparable bond that the Quechuan people share with nature. In Chahuaytiri, the artisans have represented the ‘Nawi’ or ‘eye’ in their design, a mystical symbol of wisdom and understanding. And from Patabamba, the weavers bring to life the image of Tankayllu (the Andean fly known as the Tankachurucha), encapsulating the vibrant Inca history that is profoundly intertwined with nature.