Altar Cloth Q'ero Unkuna – Black & White DualityThis handwoven Unkuna comes from the Qero people of the Peruvian Andes, direct descendants of the Inka lineage and guardians of ancient Andean wisdom. Traditionally, an Unkuna is a ceremonial cloth used to carry sacred items coca leaves, despacho offerings, ritual tools. It is a woven container of prayers. A holding space for what is sacred. This particular piece expresses Yanantin the Andean principle of sacred complementarity. Black and white sit

emotional flow

shielding from interference

It's something simple

long associated with clarity and intuitive awareness

Created with ancestral beadwork techniques

It’s a potent ally to work with when you are stepping into a new chapter

The Hummingbird (Q'ente) – symbol of joy

and to honor the unseen

ancestral healing

a lineage deeply rooted in the forest and the spiritual path of plant medicine

where weaving is not only craft

Natural serpentine stone known for its protective and balancing energies