Beautiful Q'ero Mesa Quepe And Unquna Set - This Mastanas was Hand-woven in the Q'ero Community. 


This missa Andina cloth, called mesa quepe or mastana, is used by Shamans as a tool for a ceremony called despacho, pago a la Pachamama ( pay to Mother Earth). The mesa quepe is essential because all the items are set on it. This Cloth was woven in one of the Q'ero Nations close to Ocongate-Cusco. This mastana has geometrical designs. The designs are reversible. The ceremony or mass is the Inca Oracle, which is used to perform rituals within the Inka spiritual technologies. The Q'eros make offerings to the Pacha Mama (Mother Earth), the Apus, spirits of the mountains, and other deities in exchange for the well-being of human beings, nature, and the universe.

-Mastana Q'ero (Universe) 26 x 25.5 inches

The mastana balances your connection with your universe and makes you its bearer. The materials used in this mastana are alpaca blends.

-Colorful Unkuña 15 x 15. inches

This mastana has “Kuichi” colors, the term for rainbow; by bringing a rainbow into your mesa, you enliven the vibrations of each color and realm they represent. The unkuñas are characterized by having tassels. This unkuña was woven with the awayu or aguayo style with a combination of alpaca and synthetic wool.

-Huatana is 50 inches long

It is specially designed to tie the Mass or the offering.

PACHAMAMA.- Pachamama ( Mother Earth) in Quechua is the central all - surrounding motif of the Andean path. The religion of the Andean communities is very much an earth- centered religion. Pachamama is believed to be a vastly intelligent, self-aware being who is both infinitely wise and infinitely compassionate. Andeans in general, and paq'os in particular, pray to her regularly.
 
DESPACHO - HAYWARISQ'A.- Is the Quechua word for offering. A despacho is an act of love and a reminder of the connections we share with all beings, elements, spirits, and sacred places. It is an opportunity to enter into the essential unity of all things. A despacho is created during a celebratory ceremony, in the cosmology of the Andes.

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For more than 22 years, I have traveled and worked alongside the Indigenous descendants of the Andes, building trusted relationships with Quechua artisans and communities throughout the mountains of Peru. Through these connections, I am honored to offer authentic Peruvian blankets, ponchos, ceremonial textiles, handwoven garments, folk art, and traditional spiritual items that reflect the living heritage of the Andes.

Beyond offering authentic handmade pieces, I enjoy sharing my knowledge of Andean traditions and culture with others who are interested in learning about the rich spiritual and artistic legacy of the Inca and the Quechua people.

My own spiritual journey began in childhood. A lifelong search for meaning and wisdom eventually led me to the sacred mountains of Peru, where I discovered a deep appreciation for Andean culture, its people, and their enduring traditions. That journey continues to inspire every item I carefully select and offer.

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