Embroidered Wool Chullo
An ear-flapped cap featuring vibrant, complex embroidery depicting local flora and fauna.
Cusco and Sacred Valley gives travelers a closer view of Peru. The better souvenirs feel locally chosen, capturing the exact character of the region.
Souvenirs from Cusco and Sacred Valley should feel specific at close range, through finish, ingredients, shape, or daily use.
An ear-flapped cap featuring vibrant, complex embroidery depicting local flora and fauna.
Soft ecru wool gives this poncho its warm, natural look, with a simple drape suited to cool Andean air. In the Cusco and Sacred Valley region of Peru, wool garments are closely tied to highland markets, alpaca and sheep fiber, and everyday layering in mountain towns.
Utility bag constructed using ancient knotting methods for durability in rugged mountain transit.
Wool skeins dyed using insects and plants found in the highlands, preserved for traditional weaving.
Stationery featuring high-altitude blooms collected from the hidden valleys of the region.
Authentic acoustic tools modeled after ancient designs used in seasonal agricultural rites.
Hammered copper worked in repoussé creates a raised image on this decorative plaque, giving the metal surface depth and shadow. Around Cusco and the Sacred Valley in Peru, small metal plaques connect naturally with market craftwork and imagery drawn from Andean landscapes, animals, and archaeological surroundings.
A iconic symbolic figurine placed on rooftops for protection and prosperity in rural households.
Sculpted from local soapstone, representing the vital livestock essential to mountain survival.
Natural resins used in mountain rituals to cleanse spaces and honor the earth spirit.