SIQUICHA
Q'enqo Sweater | Pearl
Q'enqo Sweater | Pearl
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Ñawi awapa translates to 'the eye of the textile'. The eye serves as a protector of the textile and the weaver. Traditionally, it is woven as a finishing detail that seals the edge of the textile.
We reinterpret this symbol by placing the ñawi awapa in a irregular manner across the sweater. It reflects the idea that the journey is never a straight path, but one shaped by bends, yet we are always protected.
In Quechua, this winding form is referred to as q'enqo.
Details:
- 100% baby alpaca
- Zero-waste machine knit by artisans in Chinchero, Cusco
- Hand-crocheted finishes on neckline
- Artisan credit on interior label
Sizing
Sizing
Refer to our size chart before selecting your size.
We offer a custom 'made-to-size' option for certain items. For a complimentary consultation on custom sizing, contact us at hello@siquicha.com.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Dry clean only as needed. Alpaca fiber is naturally anti-bacterial. It does not require constant cleaning.
For home care:
Hand-wash in cool water with mild shampoo. Lay flat to dry between two towels. Do not machine wash or dry, wring, or bleach.
Shipping
Shipping
We ship from Peru to select countries. You can check if your country is on this list on our shipping policy page.
SIQUICHA clients are responsible for any additional duties to be paid once the package enters your country.
Returns
Returns
All Sales Final. Due to the artisanal nature of our products and the cost of international shipping from Peru, SIQUICHA does not accept returns or exchanges for change of mind.
Damaged or Incorrect Items. If your item arrives damaged or is different from what was described, please contact us within 7 days of delivery with photos at hello@siquicha.com. We will work with you to find a fair resolution.
Product Descriptions. We photograph and describe each piece carefully. Please review all details and compare your measurements with our size chart to avoid mis-sizing. Slight variations in handmade items are expected and are not considered defects.
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