The animals are usually shorn once every year or two and the fleece is either used for weaving or sold in bulk at the market. Shearing usually takes place in January through April.

Alpaca shearing is not cruel, and it is done for the safety and welfare of the animal. It's actually better for them in the long run to prevent overheating in the summer and trim down the hair that sometimes covers their eyes obstructs their view.

Peruvian Artisans use natural dyes to dye the wool and alpaca fiber. The fiber is dyed using natural products such as seeds and leaves depending on the color wants to obtain
and the process have been passed down from generation to generation.

Our products are made using ancient hand weaving techniques and we blend them with modern styles to create authentic products.

We are working and support the artisans to create unique and sustainable items at a fair price.

Alpaca and wool products are hand-knitted by different communities of women from Peru.