***The colours, patterns and sizing of this item may vary from the item pictured. Please consult with us about the details before placing an order.***

• Dimension : 180 cm long x 25 cm wide
• Materials: locally sourced wools and organic dyes
• Technique: Hand-woven on a traditional backstrap loom
• Producer: Pitukiska community
• Fairly traded

This intricately detailed scarf is soft to the touch and a feast for the eyes. It features unique colours derived from locally-sourced pigments found in the natural environment of the communities where it is made. The Tinisqa scarf adds a splash of colour and a touch of tradition to any outfit.

Tinisqa is the Quechua word for dyed. These scarves are dyed with natural locally-sourced pigments using the traditional Indigenous techniques which give them the rich, vibrant colours that will inevitably draw attention!

All of our products are fairly traded, which means the indigenous women weavers that make these products are paid a fair price for their work and expertise. All additional proceeds from sales are reinvested into the community through a Community Development Fund and a youth scholarship program. By purchasing Mosqoy Peruvian Textiles, you are contributing to the preservation of deep cultural knowledge and traditions practiced for centuries in the Peruvian Andes.