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Peruvian Women's Hats(229 items)
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100% alpaca chullo hat, 'Andean Snowfall'
By Tami
My Daughter Loves This Hat!
Beautiful craftsmanship on all the Andean Snowfall items. Also purchased the matching gloves and scarf for my daughter. Colors are vibrant and the material is warm.
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100% alpaca hat, 'Andean Twilight'
By Tpasa
ordered again
I purchased the hat as a bday gift for my sister and she subsequently lost it, she loved the hat so much though that i had to sign up on the wait list to reorder it. She is very particular in her tastes so having to reorder it speaks volumes. She still reminisces about it from time to time, i cant wait to surprise her.
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100% alpaca hat,'Black Braid Cascade'
By Eileen
My husband loves it!
Theres nothing like alpaca, even better than cashmere. And when the hat is beautifully made and you have absolute confidence in the seller, its a cinch to be a great purchase--which it was. I have so much respect for the artisans who keep the ancient crafts alive. Thank you!
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Alfredo Falcon Alpaca apparel and accessories
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Write a review"When I was a small child, my parents began teaching me to knit. Like me, they learned them from their own parents. So we are a family devoted to the world of textile arts for generations."
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"I come from a humble family of textile artisans and my first jobs were making sweaters that we sold later in a small store in Huaraz — an Andean city famous among tourists and mountain sportsmen. Everything went well until our town was hit by the earthquake of... read more
"I come from a humble family of textile artisans and my first jobs were making sweaters that we sold later in a small store in Huaraz — an Andean city famous among tourists and mountain sportsmen. Everything went well until our town was hit by the earthquake of... read more
