Hand-loomed 100 Alpaca Tapestry from Peru 'Andean Musicians' Item ID: 2671691105
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"A trio of musicians serenades the mountains and oceans of Peru in this magical signature tapestry by Teofilo Choquecahua. He hand-weaves it on a traditional loom using 100% alpaca wool and adds contrasting textures for depth and visual interest.
Teofilo specializes in a style of flat weave native to his hometown of Ayacucho. He has been perfecting his technique since he was 16 years old under the guidance of local master weavers. His work is inspired by the art, history, and landscapes of his homeland."
- 2.16 lb
- 29.5 inches L x 23.5 inches W
- 1.10 lbs
- 29.5 inches L x 23.5 inches W
- 100% alpaca
- cotton warp
- Display rod not included
- Dry clean only
- Signed by the artist
Made in Peru
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"My first weavings were done at the age of sixteen. My favorite themes use Inca icons and I work exclusively in wool on a very simple, handmade loom. The dyes I use to color the wool come from natural plants, although I also use artificial tints.
"I am constantly motivated to learn still more and different Ayacucho weaving techniques. I want to perfect my work. Now that I have this ability and a great deal of information on ancient Inca textiles, I want to further develop my work. A desire to weave is born inside me and I feel very good when practicing my craft.
"A challenge for me would be to live in the capital and be able to support myself with my own work, even though my parents and brothers still live in our hometown.
"To my Novica clients, I want to say thank you for your preference and confidence in my work."
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Teofilo Choquecahua
"My first weavings were done at the age of sixteen. My favorite themes use Inca icons and I work exclusively in wool on a very simple, handmade loom. The dyes I use to color the wool come from natural plants, although I also use artificial tints.
"I am constantly motivated to learn still more and different Ayacucho weaving techniques. I want to perfect my work. Now that I have this ability and a great deal of information on ancient Inca textiles, I want to further develop my work. A desire to weave is born inside me and I feel very good when practicing my craft.
"A challenge for me would be to live in the capital and be able to support myself with my own work, even though my parents and brothers still live in our hometown.
"To my Novica clients, I want to say thank you for your preference and confidence in my work."
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