"Leonor Quispe gives an Andean village setting to the very first Christmas. She works in the traditional art of arpillera (patchwork) to create this extraordinary wall hanging in the shape of a pine tree. Each tiny figure is crafted in three dimensions and lavishly embroidered."
"I'm Leonor Quispe Urbano and I was born in Ayacucho where I grew up. But terrorism was terrible in those parts of the Andes, so we moved to Lima. …
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Learn how our parent company, NOVICA, has earned millions of loyal customers since 1999 while creating legacy relationships with National Geographic, Smithsonian Folklife Festival, Kiva, the International Trade Centre (WTO and United Nations), and so many other others.
Learn how our parent company, NOVICA, has earned millions of loyal customers since 1999 while creating legacy relationships with National Geographic, Smithsonian Folklife Festival, Kiva, the International Trade Centre (WTO and United Nations), and so many other others.
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