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Reversible Alpaca Blend Ruana in Chestnut Brown and Black 'Andean Vistas in Tan'

Andean Vistas in Tan

Reversible Alpaca Blend Ruana in Chestnut Brown and Black

$124.95

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SKU: 333934

Description

Evoking the Andean wind, this ruana from Peru combines tan and black with a stippled ombre pattern for a luscious addition to your wardrobe. Isidoro C'cahuantico designs the soft alpaca blend ruana, giving it a reversible design to suit your mood.

55% alpaca, 45% acrylic
1.04 lbs
29.5 inches L x 50 inches W

Made in Peru

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Isidoro C'cahuantico

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3 Reviews

5
Black and brown reversible perfection!

Posted by Renee on Apr 13th 2019

Much nicer in person and will it will be a perfect wrap for cool spring and fall days where I live.
5
Lightweight Yet Warm

Posted by Bona on Dec 26th 2018

This wrap is beautifully woven and finished. I love the neutral hues and it goes with everything. Love it!
5
Beautiful Craftsmanship

Posted by Mona on Nov 28th 2018

This ruana is absolutely stunning. I bought this for my daughter for Christmas, and was so impressed I another another piece by this artist.

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Preserving Traditions

This artist uses traditional techniques handed down through the generations and/or creates culturally significant items, helping keep these traditions alive.

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