Peru Report, Fall 2023
This October marked our first public tour to Peru since Covid. It was well worth the wait for the seventeen
This October marked our first public tour to Peru since Covid. It was well worth the wait for the seventeen
Since the Inca rulers never wore the same garment twice and when they died the garments were burned, it’s not surprising that no other royal Inca tunics have yet been found.
To treasure a traditional handwoven textile is to know that such a thing is far more than a mere piece of
As part of its 2022/2023 grant requests, the Center for Traditional Textiles of Cusco (CTTC) asked for the support of
On September 13, Andean Textile Arts had the honor and the pleasure of hosting Wade Davis in a Zoom presentation
Can you imagine recreating a textile technique of the Nazca people who lived on the southern coast of Peru from
You can meet the weavers, dyers, knitters, and spinners of the Peruvian Highlands without leaving home. The ATA educational program
The mission of Andean Textile Arts (ATA) is to support the people and communities of the Andes in their efforts
Over the last three years, the Young Weavers program has become the primary educational mission of the Center for Traditional
The Center for Traditional Textiles of Cusco (CTTC) has a well-guarded secret. We work with nine amazing groups of young weavers
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