Handwoven in Puno, Peru, near the shores of Lake Titicaca, this one-of-a-kind rug carries generations of Andean craftsmanship within its fibres. Created using traditional weaving techniques passed down through generations, each rug is woven from sheep and alpaca wool and coloured using natural dyes. Taking up to four weeks to complete by hand, every piece tells the story of the artisan who made it. The repeating diamond motifs woven throughout the textile have long been used in Andean weaving traditions, symbolising protection, connection and the paths that link family, community and home. Woven in warm terracottas and earthy tones, the pattern creates a beautiful rhythm across the textile, reflecting the landscapes and traditions of the Peruvian highlands. No two rugs are ever exactly alike. Small variations in colour, texture and design are part of their beauty, making each piece completely unique. A special piece handcrafted to bring warmth, colour and a connection to Peru's rich weaving traditions into your home. FEATURES - Dimensions: 1.60m x 1.60m- Please refer to the second image for a detailed view of the rug's pattern and colour variations.- Handwoven in Puno, Peru, near lake Titicaca.- 100% sheep and alpaca wool.- Naturally dyed using traditional methods.- Traditional Andean diamonds motif.- One-of-a-kind piece.- Up to 4 weeks to weave by hand.
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