Collection: Handloomed Cable Knit Baby Alpaca & Peruvian Pima Cotton - Awana Collection

These are our most considered throws. Awana means "to weave" in Quechua. Each one is loomed by a single weaver over three days on a traditional wooden loom in Peru, working through an intricate cable pattern that creates a texture you can see and feel. The depth is real. Run your hand across it and you'll understand why it takes that long.

The blend matters too. 85% Peruvian Pima Cotton gives the Awana its structure and drape, while 15% Baby Alpaca adds that unmistakable softness. Every throw is finished by hand with crocheted ends, a small detail that speaks to how much care goes into each one.

The Awana is made for people who want something that will still be beautiful for decades to come. The kind of piece you reach for every evening and notice every time you walk into a room. Rich, saturated colors. Craftsmanship that shows.

This is the Andes made for the modern home.