Altar Cloth Q'ero Unkuna – Black & White Duality Haux

Altar Cloth Q'ero Unkuna – Black & White Duality HauxThis 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

The vibrant turquoise tones evoke the colors of mountain waters and highland landscapes

traditions

each Kuripe is a one-of-a-kind piece that tells its own story through form and pattern

each belt carries the rhythm of the loom and the intention of the hands that created it

Each piece features unique designs reflecting Shipibo cosmovision

Each one brings a unique contribution - whether cleansing

sinus tension

This band can be used to adorn a hat

intuitive guidance

Each bag contains natural

These earrings are part of that expression—a symbol of cultural survival

honoring the sacred bond between plant and prayer