Authentic Handwoven Q'ero Peruvian Coca Leaf Bag - Sacred Valley Textile

This beautifully handwoven coca leaf bag originates from the Sacred Valley of Peru and was personally selected by a Q'ero-trained shamanic practitioner directly from Peruvian artisans. Each piece is one of a kind and carries the energy, intention, and living tradition of the Q'ero people, the direct descendants of the Inca.

This bag is traditionally used to carry coca leaves, which hold deep ceremonial significance in Andean shamanic practice. Coca leaves are offered in despacho ceremonies, used in prayer bundles, and held during sacred rituals as a bridge between the human world and the spirit world. Owning a piece like this connects you to thousands of years of unbroken spiritual tradition.

The weaving features intricate geometric patterns in rich jewel tones including deep rose, red, white, blue, yellow, and green, set against an earthy brown border with a long colorful fringe. The bag includes a woven shoulder strap, making it both functional and wearable.

Beyond ceremonial use, this bag works beautifully as an everyday small purse, cell phone carrier, or accessory for anyone who appreciates handcrafted textiles with meaning and story.

This item was sourced through the Chacana Spiritual Center, a Q'ero Peruvian lineage shamanic school and healing community founded by Shannon Davis, also known as Apu Mamma Aku, a shamanic practitioner and Registered Nurse trained directly with Q'ero elders in Peru, including the Apaza family of the Sacred Valley. Shannon personally selects every item carried in this store to ensure authenticity, quality, and energetic integrity.

Please visit our store to explore other ceremonial items, sacred textiles, and spiritually significant pieces sourced directly from the Sacred Valley of Peru. Each item in our collection has been carefully chosen to support your practice, your altar, and your spiritual journey.