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Rosas Tika

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This design refers to rose flowers.

Ñawi Organo

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This design signifies furrows or a hole.

Jarra Palma

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Design signifies a field or furrows. A furrow is a trench created by using a plow. Creating a furrow prepares the ground for planting or irrigating.

Challwac Huactan

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This design symbolizes a fish, a valuable food source.

Pata pallay

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Sometimes called pebble weave. It is also used for weaving belts and straps, but it can also be incorporated as a pattern stripe in a wider fabric.

Llama ñawi

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Q’ero motifs store temporal ideas not only about daily time (tracing the movement of the sun and moon), but also annual time (indicating seasons), and beyond.

Lliclla

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Lliclla means shawl or blanket (manta). It is a square shape formed by sewing two long strips together.

Juyuna or jobona

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This is a kind of women’s jacket made from plain weave wool fabric. The jacket is adorned with beads, buttons, embroidery, and ribbons (Callañaupa Alvarez 2015). According to Vidal de Milla (2000), in the Cusco region these textiles traditionally…

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Chumpi

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This woven belt or strap is typically worn by women, although men may employ it to hold their pants up.

K’enko

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This design illustrates the idea of furrows. A furrow is a trench created by using a plow. Creating a furrow prepares the ground for planting or irrigating.