Feb 14, 2025 · There’s no doubt that you will come across Inca Kola while travelling in Peru. This bright yellow soft drink is very popular here. Don’t let its name fool you though, as it doesn’t taste anything like Coca-Cola. Inca Kola’s main ingredient is lemon verbena and it …

Check out our inca poncho selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our clothing shops.

Check out our authentic inca poncho selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our ponchos shops.

Poncho Alpaca Andino Indígena Etnico Ecuatoriano Tradicional Inca Por Mayor, es una prenda única, hecha a mano con fibras cálidas y suaves. Su diseño inspirado en la Chakana refleja la tradición andina. Ideal para tiendas físicas y online, es un producto exclusivo y de alta demanda.

A blend of wool and recycled fibers, Large southwestern style poncho crafted for warmth. One size fit all. Just the right amount of softness and durability.

Dress yourself in the style of the Inca with this lovely poncho from Peru. Inspired by traditional Inca textiles, Waldo Berrios designs this poncho, which is knit from an alpaca blend to feature geometric patterns in burnt sienna and mahogany.

Exclusivité Manos del perù : le traditionnel poncho péruvien ! Dans notre boutique en ligne, nous vous proposons une grande variété de modèles de ponchos pour femmes et pour hommes. Vous y trouverez des ponchos aux motifs anciens et aux motifs incas.

Our designs are derived from authentic Inca patterns and are timeless. You, too, can dress like royalty! "The Fiber of the gods," Alpaca was used to make clothing for royalty over 2000 years ago. Today it is a preferred fabric known for its richness, softness and durability.

INCA PERUVIAN PONCHO MADE OF ALPACA COMBED WOOL : Alpaca fiber is blended and spun with high quality acrylic yarn, extremely thin, in order to produce a lightweight woven fabric, warm and durable. That is, a mixture of high quality Ruana and luxurious.

Drawing inspiration from the textiles of the ancient Inca, Peruvian artisan Waldo Berrios creates this stunning and lovely poncho. He works with a luxuriously soft alpaca blend, knitting this sleeved poncho to feature geometric spiral patterns in contrasting hues of russet and black.