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Inca-Inspired 100 Alpaca Cardigan Sweater in a Kimono Style 'Ceremonial Icons' Item ID: 2669891422
$209.99 $209.99 $209.99 $209.99 $209.99 $209.99This is your own listing item.
- 0.95 lbs
- S: 28 inches Length (from high-point shoulder) x 39 inches Bust/chest x 17.3 inches Sleeve (center neck to cuff)
- M: 28.5 inches Length (from high-point shoulder) x 41 inches Bust/chest x 17.8 inches Sleeve (center neck to cuff)
- L: 29 inches Length (from high-point shoulder) x 44 inches Bust/chest x 18.3 inches Sleeve (center neck to cuff)
- XL: 29.5 inches Length (from high-point shoulder) x 47 inches Bust/chest x 18.8 inches Sleeve (center neck to cuff)
- XXL: 30 inches Length (from high-point shoulder) x 51 inches Bust/chest x 19.5 inches Sleeve (center neck to cuff)
- 100% alpaca
- Do not bleach
- Dry cleaning recommended
- Dry flat in the shade
- Hand wash with mild detergent
- No closure
- Textile softness: Soft -- this item has been made with natural fibers that are soft to the touch
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"I was born in Cusco, Peru in 1950. I consider myself to be creative, responsible and punctual. As a girl, I was interested in the handwoven blankets and sashes that my mother created. The main thing that attracted me was to carry on our ancestors’ traditions and transmit our history through our colors and motifs.
"Everything I know I learned in school and from my parents and sister. It was sometimes very difficult to find the materials and a space in the market to sell our work, but we never gave up. My family, husband and children always supported me and we managed to get ahead.
"My inspiration comes from our history of Inca weavings, which is one of the oldest textile traditions of the Andes and was one of the most highly developed during the time of the Inca empire, due to the different materials and techniques they used. This hybrid culture was created through the conquest. The Incas were able to create a great variety of apparel and weavings for everyday use.
"Inca textiles are characterized by their geometric patterns and their finely developed techniques. Their tapestries and feathered cloaks are legendary. Inca art shows an extraordinary sense of symmetry, which is reflected in the neatly organized figures.
"I use alpaca fleece, wool and cotton and do everything by hand. My greatest challenge is keeping up with fashion trends, and I need both creativity and inspiration to create unique and high quality apparel that sets me apart from others.
"One of my dreams is to create a school to train students to create beautiful woven and knitted apparel. I want my family to be a part of this venture and work together to pass on our passion to future generations.
"My textile art reflects my history, my roots and my family."
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Margaret
Absolutely beautiful! and so soft/ Wore to a dinner gathering and received multiple compliments.
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Gretchen
This sweater is a work of art. Also wonderfully comfortable to wear.
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John R
Maria - You helped make this Christmas the most special one in years with your beautiful work of art. It's softer than silk - I'll treasure it forever. MUCHI-SIMAS GRACIAS !John Baumgartner, Chandler, Arizona
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Cynthia
Super pleased with this sweater, the design is beautiful and the fit is extremely flattering. Will buy more from this designer, she has a lovely eye.
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Carole
The size chart was accurate so the sweater I ordered fits well.
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Amy
I this sweater; soft material,warm, not as heavy as merino, fabulous pattern, black, blue and ochre match so many items in my wardrobe and the scallop details are lovely. Thanks to the artist!
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September 20, 2023
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Amy
This is the third sweater I have bought made by Maria and it won’t be the lastThis sweater is warm, not too heavy, soft and the unique design is special.. it gets a lot of compliments. Its not “an “off-the-rack” mass-produced garment. People notice and appreciate that. I do
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Leigh
This is simply a lovely sweater! The colors glow! It looks as good in person as it does online. The fit is true to size and the quality is top notch. I would recommend this sweater and the artisan to anyone. Great over a pair of dress pants for work, or jeans for casual.
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August 24, 2023
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Lisa
This is supposed to be a Christmas gift. It is so absolutely beautiful that I am not sure I can keep it wrapped up that long. Thank you to Maria Cutipo for creating such a gorgeous garment.
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December 29, 2021
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Lucia
Beautiful sweater. My only complaint is the obvious one--it is so beautiful that you can only wear it now and again because everyone who has seen it recognizes it.
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December 23, 2021
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Dipakkumar
Very good product and excellent quality . I will tell my friends to purchase such products . The Sweater looks better when I actually have it . All the best
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December 22, 2023
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Anna
This a very elegant, light and pretty sweater. Looks just as shown on the picture.Thank you!
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November 2, 2021
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Linda
Love the blues, great fit, great addition to my wardrobe.
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Lucia
This is the most beautiful sweater I have ever had and I've been buying Peruvian sweaters for 30 years. The handwork is outstanding. My congratulations to Maria Cutipa for her artistry.
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Margaret
Absolutely beautiful! and so soft/ Wore to a dinner gathering and received multiple compliments.
"I was born in Cusco, Peru in 1950. I consider myself to be creative, responsible and punctual. As a girl, I was interested in the handwoven blankets and sashes that my mother created. The main thing that attracted me was to carry on our ancestors’ traditions and transmit our history through our colors and motifs.
"Everything I know I learned in school and from my parents and sister. It was sometimes very difficult to find the materials and a space in the market to sell our work, but we never gave up. My family, husband and children always supported me and we managed to get ahead.
"My inspiration comes from our history of Inca weavings, which is one of the oldest textile traditions of the Andes and was one of the most highly developed during the time of the Inca empire, due to the different materials and techniques they used. This hybrid culture was created through the conquest. The Incas were able to create a great variety of apparel and weavings for everyday use.
"Inca textiles are characterized by their geometric patterns and their finely developed techniques. Their tapestries and feathered cloaks are legendary. Inca art shows an extraordinary sense of symmetry, which is reflected in the neatly organized figures.
"I use alpaca fleece, wool and cotton and do everything by hand. My greatest challenge is keeping up with fashion trends, and I need both creativity and inspiration to create unique and high quality apparel that sets me apart from others.
"One of my dreams is to create a school to train students to create beautiful woven and knitted apparel. I want my family to be a part of this venture and work together to pass on our passion to future generations.
"My textile art reflects my history, my roots and my family."
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Maria Cutipa handcrafted Andean alpaca apparel and accessories
"I was born in Cusco, Peru in 1950. I consider myself to be creative, responsible and punctual. As a girl, I was interested in the handwoven blankets and sashes that my mother created. The main thing that attracted me was to carry on our ancestors’ traditions and transmit our history through our colors and motifs.
"Everything I know I learned in school and from my parents and sister. It was sometimes very difficult to find the materials and a space in the market to sell our work, but we never gave up. My family, husband and children always supported me and we managed to get ahead.
"My inspiration comes from our history of Inca weavings, which is one of the oldest textile traditions of the Andes and was one of the most highly developed during the time of the Inca empire, due to the different materials and techniques they used. This hybrid culture was created through the conquest. The Incas were able to create a great variety of apparel and weavings for everyday use.
"Inca textiles are characterized by their geometric patterns and their finely developed techniques. Their tapestries and feathered cloaks are legendary. Inca art shows an extraordinary sense of symmetry, which is reflected in the neatly organized figures.
"I use alpaca fleece, wool and cotton and do everything by hand. My greatest challenge is keeping up with fashion trends, and I need both creativity and inspiration to create unique and high quality apparel that sets me apart from others.
"One of my dreams is to create a school to train students to create beautiful woven and knitted apparel. I want my family to be a part of this venture and work together to pass on our passion to future generations.
"My textile art reflects my history, my roots and my family."
"Everything I know I learned in school and from my parents and sister. It was sometimes very difficult to find the materials and a space in the market to sell our work, but we never gave up. My family, husband and children always supported me and we managed to get ahead.
"My inspiration comes from our history of Inca weavings, which is one of the oldest textile traditions of the Andes and was one of the most highly developed during the time of the Inca empire, due to the different materials and techniques they used. This hybrid culture was created through the conquest. The Incas were able to create a great variety of apparel and weavings for everyday use.
"Inca textiles are characterized by their geometric patterns and their finely developed techniques. Their tapestries and feathered cloaks are legendary. Inca art shows an extraordinary sense of symmetry, which is reflected in the neatly organized figures.
"I use alpaca fleece, wool and cotton and do everything by hand. My greatest challenge is keeping up with fashion trends, and I need both creativity and inspiration to create unique and high quality apparel that sets me apart from others.
"One of my dreams is to create a school to train students to create beautiful woven and knitted apparel. I want my family to be a part of this venture and work together to pass on our passion to future generations.
"My textile art reflects my history, my roots and my family."
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