Release Date
5/14/2026
This coupon is for one textile strip that can be fashioned as hat/hair band or belt with pompoms, made by the Young Weavers of the Centro de Textiles Tradicionales del Cusco.
We partnered with artist Robin Kang who is going down to Peru to lead an immersive experience that invites participants into the living traditions of Quechua weavers, guided by master textile artist Nilda Callañaupa Álvarez and the Centro de Textiles Tradicionales del Cusco. Robin is bringing back these hat bands and belts made by the Young Weavers who are learning the craft at this center. The weavers use natural dyes alongside traditional weaving practices passed down through generations. A purchase helps to keep this tradition alive.
On Robin's journey they are making offerings at sacred sites including Sacsayhuamán, Ollantaytambo, and Pisac, guided by Andean wisdom keepers, entering into relationship with the land through ceremony, sound, and reciprocity.
Delivery & Event: You will pick up your item when Robin returns at an event at our studio on June 18th from 6-8pm where she shares about her trip, or we will mail it to you if you are not in NYC or you are not able to attend.
Coupon without pompoms $35 here
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A hat/hair band or a belt and an event where Robin Kang shares about her work with the weavers in Peru.
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