Peruvian Aguayo Table Cloth Unkuña - Andean Mountain Textile
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:49825577 | Handmade: Yes |
| Country/Region of Manufacture: Peru | Modified Item: No |
| Provenance: village near Cusco Peru |
Beautiful Mastana (Unkuña)- Tablecloth that was woven in the Ccatca Community.
This tablecloth called Unkuña or mastana are used by the Shamans as a tool for a ceremony called despacho, pago a la Pachamama ( pay to the 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 the town of Ocongate - Cusco. This mastana has geometrical designs. The unkuñas are characterized for havi...ng tassels. This unkuña was woven with the awayu or aguayo style. Also, these cloths are used traditionally as altar cloths for one's "mesa" (or shamanic altar) or as a surface for doing coca leaf divination. However they are also very lovely and unique for use in home decor, table coverings, etc.
Awayu: Aguayo or awayu is part of the Andean cosmology. The aguayo is a hand-woven fabric with alpaca, llama or sheep wool, it is dyed with natural vibrant color.
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.
SIZE: 15.5 X 16 inches MATERIAL: Alpaca and llama wool CULTURE: Quechua ORIGEN: Cusco- Perú COLORS: Tones of gray, brown tones, red, and multicolored lines, as the picture shown.
Advantages of Dealing with a Trusted Seller For the last 10 years, I have worked among descendant native people in the Andean Mountain’s, becoming a most trusted seller of authentic Peruvian blankets, capes and spiritual items· I also freely share my knowledge with fellow followers on the Andean path of spiritualism.I have been a spiritual seeker since childhood, and it was this relentless quest for deeper understanding where I developed a love that leads me through a magical adventure into the land of the Inca.· All my items for sale are carefully packaged ensuring safe damage free, shipping worldwide.· All orders from USA customers are guaranteed 100 % to have already passed and cleared US Border and Customs, no need to worry about customs delays, holds, or additional fees.
Combine Shipping If you are purchasing multiple items from me, please select Request total from seller in the shopping cart. Then I will send you an invoice with the new combined costs.For Buyers outside the United States I will combine shipping by weight as the post courier has different policy for international shipping, rates and policy can be found at the USPS website. We ship through USPS unless is not available in your area.
This tablecloth called Unkuña or mastana are used by the Shamans as a tool for a ceremony called despacho, pago a la Pachamama ( pay to the 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 the town of Ocongate - Cusco. This mastana has geometrical designs. The unkuñas are characterized for havi...ng tassels. This unkuña was woven with the awayu or aguayo style. Also, these cloths are used traditionally as altar cloths for one's "mesa" (or shamanic altar) or as a surface for doing coca leaf divination. However they are also very lovely and unique for use in home decor, table coverings, etc.
Awayu: Aguayo or awayu is part of the Andean cosmology. The aguayo is a hand-woven fabric with alpaca, llama or sheep wool, it is dyed with natural vibrant color.
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.
SIZE: 15.5 X 16 inches MATERIAL: Alpaca and llama wool CULTURE: Quechua ORIGEN: Cusco- Perú COLORS: Tones of gray, brown tones, red, and multicolored lines, as the picture shown.
Advantages of Dealing with a Trusted Seller For the last 10 years, I have worked among descendant native people in the Andean Mountain’s, becoming a most trusted seller of authentic Peruvian blankets, capes and spiritual items· I also freely share my knowledge with fellow followers on the Andean path of spiritualism.I have been a spiritual seeker since childhood, and it was this relentless quest for deeper understanding where I developed a love that leads me through a magical adventure into the land of the Inca.· All my items for sale are carefully packaged ensuring safe damage free, shipping worldwide.· All orders from USA customers are guaranteed 100 % to have already passed and cleared US Border and Customs, no need to worry about customs delays, holds, or additional fees.
Combine Shipping If you are purchasing multiple items from me, please select Request total from seller in the shopping cart. Then I will send you an invoice with the new combined costs.For Buyers outside the United States I will combine shipping by weight as the post courier has different policy for international shipping, rates and policy can be found at the USPS website. We ship through USPS unless is not available in your area.
