New Moche Crowned Shawl
Reminiscent of an ocean breeze, this fresh, lightweight shawl will bring a calmness to your look.
- 30% silk, 70% baby alpaca fibres
- Delicate fringe trimming
- Made in Peru
The Moche Crowned Stole / Shawl has been inspired by the colours, forms and symbols of the Mochica culture (100AD - 600AD)
Border ornaments with step designs and triangles are recurring elements in the culture of the Moche or Mochica people, masters of the northern coastal desert in Peru. The symbols were permanent elements of their iconography, and were related to order and the sacred powers of its rulers.
This piece is part of the Amano by Sol Alpaca collection which contributes to the ongoing restoration work, research and maintenance of the Amano Museum in Lima, Peru.
Original: $129.50
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New Moche Crowned Shawl
Reminiscent of an ocean breeze, this fresh, lightweight shawl will bring a calmness to your look.
- 30% silk, 70% baby alpaca fibres
- Delicate fringe trimming
- Made in Peru
The Moche Crowned Stole / Shawl has been inspired by the colours, forms and symbols of the Mochica culture (100AD - 600AD)
Border ornaments with step designs and triangles are recurring elements in the culture of the Moche or Mochica people, masters of the northern coastal desert in Peru. The symbols were permanent elements of their iconography, and were related to order and the sacred powers of its rulers.
This piece is part of the Amano by Sol Alpaca collection which contributes to the ongoing restoration work, research and maintenance of the Amano Museum in Lima, Peru.
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Reminiscent of an ocean breeze, this fresh, lightweight shawl will bring a calmness to your look.
- 30% silk, 70% baby alpaca fibres
- Delicate fringe trimming
- Made in Peru
The Moche Crowned Stole / Shawl has been inspired by the colours, forms and symbols of the Mochica culture (100AD - 600AD)
Border ornaments with step designs and triangles are recurring elements in the culture of the Moche or Mochica people, masters of the northern coastal desert in Peru. The symbols were permanent elements of their iconography, and were related to order and the sacred powers of its rulers.
This piece is part of the Amano by Sol Alpaca collection which contributes to the ongoing restoration work, research and maintenance of the Amano Museum in Lima, Peru.
