Tucuman Sky Tapestry
The design of this tapestry is inspired by local landscapes and pictures a rural town in Tucuman at dusk, where the sky turns a beautiful pink color. You have to see it to believe it.
This tapestry was woven in Tucuman, Argentina, on a traditional loom using lambswool that is spun and dyed by hand. This was made by Angela Balderrama who comes from a family of weavers and artisans.
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Cornelio Barconti along with the help of his family weaves incredible wool tapestries and area rugs. Cornelio lives in rural Jujuy, Argentina.
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This tapestry looks even better in person. Quality is high and the colors are rich and vibrant. It looks perfect hanging on my wall.
The llama tapestry I ordered arrived today and I couldn't be happier. The quality is top-notch and I smile every time I walk by my new art. Thanks so much!
Cornelio and co spin the wool into yarn using home-made wheels, dye the yarn using primarily natural pigments, and then weave intricate patterns on artisanal looms. The result is outstanding.
Hand-knitted and embroidered sweaters made from sheep and llama wool.
