Perfect for taking the chill from the air, our luxuriously soft deep teal shawl is knit from a baby alpaca wool blend by Peruvian artisans Raquel and Gregor. Once reserved for Inca royalty, baby alpaca ranks with cashmere as one of the world's most coveted fibers for distinctive knitwear. Warm yet lightweight, baby alpaca refers to the finest fleece obtained from the season's first shearing.

Our vibrant plaid scarf is woven in shades of teal and turquoise with rich tangerine-red accents in super-soft 100% baby alpaca, a fiber so luxurious it was once reserved for Inca royalty. From the workshop of noted Peru artisan Wilder Yauri, this scarf showcases the unique properties of baby alpaca, the finest lightweight wool obtained from the season's first shearing.

Made entirely by hand this beautiful contemporary bag showcases the ancestral weaving traditions preserved by the women artisans of the Center for Traditional Textiles of Cusco. This bag encapsulates the incredible time and dedication it takes to produce a handmade work of art. In the highlands they call home, before they can begin to weave the fabric for the bag – the women must first raise and shear the alpacas and llamas to obtain the wool, then dye and spin the wool before it is ready to be woven into fabric on a traditional waist loom. From start to finish, the time taken to produce each bag spans the seasons. The fully-lined bag closes with a zipper and features an interior zipper pocket.

Vibrant hand-embroidery accents three wool snowflake ornaments handcrafted by the artisans of the Sumaq Qara Association in Ayacucho, Peru. The association works with locally sourced materials and is dedicated to preserving the textile traditions of the Andes.

The culture of the ancient Incas serves as inspiration for the three handmade stretch bracelets that compose this set designed by Peruvian artisan Dina. Handcrafted beads with a circle motif predominate in one, another features petite 925 sterling silver beads, and the third is accented with hand-painted ceramic beads, blue sodalite and yellow beads. Each is distinct but complements the others beautifully.

With a simple natural appearance this coin purse is perfect for holding loose change or storing small valuables like headphones, earpods, or jewelry. Peruvian mother-daughter team Rocio and Amparo select complementary colorful fabrics to craft this cute and functional zippered pouch, finished with a hand-braided honey-colored cord and brown leather accents.

Resembling the moon, two round stud earrings are crafted of hammered sterling silver. Peruvian artisans Teodoro Melendez and Family design the earrings, which are accentuated by a combination of finishes.