Supporting the people of the Andes in their efforts to preserve and revitalize their textile traditions

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25 Years of Walking with the Weavers

As we’ve walked with the weavers this past twenty-five years, their pace has quickened. The young weavers hav entered the digital world, becoming as familiar with international culture as they are with their own. Outside industries and money are changing their economic and physical landscape. Climate change is affecting farming and herding. All these changes bring both threats and opportunities.

We are in constant conversation with weavers of different generations to understand how they see their textile heritage and how they want to preserve it. They are determining their future day by day. Our job for the next twenty-five years is to walk with them, to listen, to keep pace, and to support them along the path that they choose.

PERU 2026

October 17-30, 2026

Visit remote weaving communities accompanied by legendary Quechua master weaver Nilda Callañaupa Alvarez, learn about cultural treasures, and see some of the greatest archeological sites of the Incan empire, including Machu Picchu.

Spots are limited so reserve now!

Textile Traditions of the Peruvian Highlands

Visit the Andes from Home

Textile Traditions of the Peruvian Highlands is an inspiring virtual visit with the Andean weavers, spinners, knitters, and dyers of the Peruvian Highlands. Designed for fiber guilds, schools, and other groups, it is an opportunity to “travel” to this part of the world and be exposed to the area’s unique traditional textile arts and cultures.

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