Wool rug, 'Chaqui Pununa' (2x2.5)

Zosimo Laura draws inspiration from the Inca's vast artistry and wisdom, selecting the farming calendar to illuminate his latest rug. Geometry and symmetry coincide in colorful perfection, advising when to sow, when to harvest - when to celebrate. Laura makes a rich combination of artificial and natural dyes to color this piece, while hand-woven mastery ignites this rug as a perfect touch of artistic d�cor, perhaps near the bed like this rug's Quechua name suggests - Chaqui Pu�una, "Foot of the Bed." The Inca calendar comprises of 12 months, it is based on the movement of the sun and the phases of the moon, and legend attributes its creation to Mayta Capac. It is a solar, huato, calendar but the months, or quilla, are lunar, and each one is distinguished my an economic, social or religious ceremony where festivities and sacrifices were part of the celebrations. Laura upholds the refined artistry of the Ayacucho weave, using a double pedaled loom. He dyes the wool in big cauldrons over an open wood fire and uses natural dyes for the clear hues and artificial ones for the darker hues. This piece is made of 95% wool and 5% cotton. Around 60% of the dyes used are natural, the remaining 40% synthetic. Dry cleaning is recommended.

Wool rug, 'Tribute' (2x2.5)

Exploring linear form, Cerapio Vallejo depicts stylized shapes in a diversity of colors. The harmonious composition graces a rug of singular beauty. Named Quinuapata for a neighborhood of artisans in Ayacucho, it is crafted of natural fibers on the handloom. 90% wool, 10% cotton. Dry clean only.

Wool rug, 'Many Masks' (4x6)

Masterfully woven by hand, this dazzling rug depicts many masks. Cerapio Vallejo works in tones of orange and salmon, cooling his wool palette with green and brown. His inspiration comes from ancient Inca art. Titled "Tocapu Inca II" in Spanish.

Wool rug, 'Matrimony' (4x6)

Cerapio Vallejo creates this fabulous Ayacucho-style rug in sheep wool. This ancient craft has existed for centuries, having been passed down to the Incas after originating among the ancient Wari culture of Peru. Vallejo's technique is called kilin, which is characterized by the use of small, straight stitches. Although extra fabric and fifteen days of hard work are required for kilin-produced rugs, the end result is an extraordinarily clear illustration. Vallejo achieves the rich colors in the rug by using natural dyes. Titled "Modelo matrimonio" in Spanish.

Wool rug, 'Kokopelli Peace Pipers' (4x5)

Dancing to unheard rhythms, crimson pipers carry out ancestral ceremonies. Cerapio Vallejo weaves a spell of mystery on the handloom. "I want to rescue the ancient rituals of our ancestors for the world to see," he says. "This is how they gave thanks."

Wool rug, 'Gaggle of Geese' (4x5)

A gaggle of geese aligns into a geometric configuration, lending a hypnotic style to this rug. The imagery is reminiscent of Inca artistry, which is masterfully recreated by Zosimo Laura. He weaves this wool rug on a handloom with techniques unique to Ayacucho, renowned for its textile legacy. Titled "Bandada de ganzos" in Spanish.

Wool rug, 'Sunset Toucans' (4x5)

Flying in diagonal formation, toucans from the Peruvian rain forest appear in handloomed wool. Zosimo Laura creates an intricate optical illusion in warm colors. He works in soft virgin wool on a cotton weft, and finishes the bold design with fringe. Titled "Tucanes al atardecer" in Spanish.

Wool rug, 'Andean Dreams' (4x5.5)

Enclosed in a deep brown border, decorative motifs appear in handloomed wool. Zosimo Laura takes his inspiration from Peru's archeological legacy for this handsome rug. He recreates the precise geometry of Inca art, achieving a harmonious and beautiful composition of colors. Titled "Sue�os andinos" in Spanish.

Wool rug, 'Bird Wedding' (2x3)

Stylized birds nestle in pairs to represent the union of marriage. Working in verdant color, Cerapio Vallejo weaves an enchanting accent rug. The hand-loomed virgin wool shades from tan to green. Titled "Matrimonio" in Spanish.

Wool rug, 'Wari Star'

Stylized stars shine in a bold visual patchwork by Cerapio Vallejo. A design motif of the ancient Wari culture, it brings pre-Hispanic intrigue to a hand-woven accent rug in earth tones. Titled "Tocapu Inca" in Spanish.

Wool rug, 'Inca Cross' (2x2.5)

Precisely woven of virgin wool, the Andean cross was a sacred emblem for the Inca. Zosimo Laura combines brilliant colors for this beautiful scatter rug. It is edged with hand-tied fringe. Titled "Cruz Inca" in Spanish.

Wool rug, 'Kindred Spirits' (4x5.5)

Mask-like faces appear on diagonal bands of color, each one suggesting two separate beings. Woven by hand, the images represent spirits who inhabit the Andes. David Laura Zanabria creates a dramatic rug with a splendid palette of colorful wool. Titled "Gemelos Andinos" in Spanish.

Wool rug, 'Sunny Earth' (4x5)

A colorful feast of geometric fantasy covers this rug with alluring grace. Resembling a traditional tocapu, this piece features rhomboid patterns. Cerapio Vallejo creates the rug with wondrous artistry, where animals and patterns alike are transformed into diamonds upon a symmetric setting of admirable perfection.

Wool rug, 'Kites' (2x3)

With linear forms, Cerapio Vallejo depicts stylized shapes in a diversity of colors. The harmonious composition graces an accent rug of singular beauty.

Wool rug, 'Andean Owls' (4x5.5)

A colorful parade of dancing owls adorns this rug. Their stylized forms correspond to Zosimo Laura's unique inspiration, influenced by Inca artistry. He weaves the rug on a handloom within the tradition of Ayacucho, renowned for its textile legacy. Titled "Danza de buhos" in Spanish.

Wool rug, 'Radiant' (4x5)

Radiant patterns cover this rug in glowing colors, each neatly delineated with bands of black. Mesmerizing in its beauty, the complex motifs are woven on the Andean handloom. Zosimo Laura demonstrates an absolute mastery of his craft, transforming soft virgin wool into a work of art. Titled "Gallito de rocas con peces" in Spanish.

Wool rug, 'Calendar Months' (4x6)

Ancient icons describe 24 months, each depicted on a neat geometric grid. Pastel colors glow against a warm background of peach and terracotta. Expertly woven by Cerapio Vallejo, this elegant rug interprets Inca cosmogony.

Wool rug, 'Diamonds' (2x2.5)

David Laura Zanabria creates a colorful rug with splendid symmetry. His design motifs are inspired by the Wari culture that pre-dates the Inca civilization. Masterfully recreating its precise geometric patterns, he transforms virgin wool into a hand-woven rug. Titled "Reflejo Andino" in Spanish.

Wool rug, 'Tetrad' (4x5)

Following a different rhythm written in a soft earthen palette, the asymmetrical beauty flourishes because they are together. Hand-woven by David Laura, this optic fantasy is certain to make a striking addition to any ambience. Titled "T�trada" in Spanish.

Wool rug, 'Wari Patchwork' (2x3)

Red, terracotta and black � colors favored by ancient Andean peoples � flow across a hand-loomed rug in shades of brown. Forming a vibrant patchwork, they explore the icons of the Wari culture. Cerapio Vallejo weaves a beautiful piece in tribute to Peru's rich cultural heritage. Titled "Wari" in Quechua.

Wool rug, 'Summer Hummingbirds' (4x5.5)

Darting through the summer air or hovering on whirring wings, hummingbirds feed in an abstract garden. Peru's David Laura Zanabria demonstrates his artistic mastery in this handwoven wool rug. Titled "Siwar qente" (Hummingbirds) in Quechua.

Wool rug, 'Fiery Hills' (2x2.5)

Fiery hills arise from deep green meadows in a beautifully stylized design. By David Laura Zanabria, this hand-loomed accent rug takes its influence from the Wari culture. Its precise geometry and brilliant color make it a focal point in any setting. Titled "Maqui" in Quechua.

Wool rug, 'Andean Joy' (4x5.5)

Radiant patterns cover this rug in joyous colors, each neatly delineated with bands of black. Mesmerizing in its beauty, the complex motifs are woven on the Andean handloom. Zosimo Laura demonstrates an absolute mastery of his craft, transforming soft virgin wool into a work of art. Titled "Gallito de rocas con peces" in Spanish.