Chumpi Belt #17 tools The wool is hand-shorn

The wool is hand-shorn

These beautiful hand woven long huatana ties are perfect as ties for your Mesa

Length 122 cm

each maraca is made to be both played and honored

The name ‘Tawa’ comes from the term ‘Tawantin Suyu’ which means the 4 Sacred directions of North

Chumpi Belt #17 tools The wool is hand-shornChumpi Belts Woven from the Heart of the Andes These sacred Chumpi belts originate from Peru, woven in the community of Pachanta at the foot of Apu Ausangate, where alpacas roam freely across the high Andean landscape. The wool is hand shorn, hand spun, washed, dyed, and woven by the women, men, and elders of the community using traditional back strap looms. Each belt carries stories of lineage and is crafted from start to finish with deep intention