Rosa’s Lliclla: Threads That Tell Stories
I can immediately see that this textile is special. A lliclla, the Andean woman’s traditional carrying blanket, is hiding in a pile of textiles for our annual benefit auction.
I can immediately see that this textile is special. A lliclla, the Andean woman’s traditional carrying blanket, is hiding in a pile of textiles for our annual benefit auction.
To treasure a traditional handwoven textile is to know that such a thing is far more than a mere piece of
A two-and-a-half-hour boat ride from Puno on Lake Titicaca, itself a day’s bus ride from Cusco, brings you to the
For much of my life, I have loved tramping around in remote places in the American Southwest. Finding blank spots
Death in the Andes, written by celebrated Peruvian author Mario Vargas Llosa, is on its surface a “whodunit,” set in
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