Chinchero Hand Woven Cloth Altar Mesa Cloth Sacred Valley Peru 14 1/2 x 32 PS2330 offering_cup Used in ceremonies to call

Used in ceremonies to call to the four directions and to the Pachamama

Hand-embroidered altar cloth or wall hanging made by an artisan from the Shipibo-Conibo tribe in the Amazon Rainforest

These depictions often show Andean elements

Please note: natural hide drum heads will loosen in cooler temperatures and higher humidity

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Chinchero Hand Woven Cloth Altar Mesa Cloth Sacred Valley Peru 14 1/2 x 32 PS2330 offering_cup Used in ceremonies to callChinchero hand woven cloth made from Llama wool, measures approx. 14 1 2" wide x 32" long (28 1 2" long excluding fringed ends). Chinchero, located in the Sacred Valley, Peru, is renowned for its fine weaving in the ancient Inca tradition. Chinchero weaving, highly regarded for its exquisite detail, is entirely hand made, the wool is hand spun and natural dyes are made from various local plants. The cloth is then tightly woven using a backstrap loom.