pimentel

cuzco, perú

COLLABORATE WITH THE ARTIST

Our hands preserve the voice of the Andes

COLLABORATE WITH THE ARTIST

Cultural Heritage Preservation

Indigenous and Traditional Techniques

Sustainable Practices

About

Taller Qaytu, led by the Pimentel Quispe family from the Parobamba community in Cusco, is a benchmark in preserving Incan textile art.

Using ancestral techniques such as backstrap loom weaving and natural dyes, this family workshop has been internationally recognized by UNESCO for its artisanal excellence.

Impact Statement

Through our work, we keep the Incan textile tradition alive and empower local communities.

The workshop not only preserves ancestral techniques but also innovates in teaching and disseminating this cultural heritage, sharing this knowledge with visitors from around the world.

Key Concepts

Traditional backstrap loom weaving

Exclusive use of camelid fibers

Natural dyes extracted from local plants

Ancestral designs with cultural significance

Intergenerational knowledge transmission

Inspiration

Our inspiration comes from the rich Incan textile heritage and our deep connection to the land of Parobamba.

Each piece reflects ancestral wisdom passed down through generations, using techniques and materials that honor our tradition.

The family reveals ancestral textile wisdom through a sacred journey in their intimate workshop in Calca, Sacred Valley of Cusco. A unique experience they offer.