Handwoven Alpaca Deeps Throw Bolivia - A

Handwoven on a pedal loom by Andina Warmis, an inspiring Andean women’s community group dedicated to reviving traditional weaving to support their livelihoods. Featuring a beautiful palette of deep red, grey, and black, this throw boasts an incredible hand, stunning drape, and comforting weight—making it the ultimate home accessory for cooling autumn temperatures.

Andean Warmis

High in the Bolivian Andes—some 3,500 meters above sea level and a four-hour drive from the nearest major town—resides Andina Warmis (meaning “Andean Women” in Quechua), a remarkable community of Quechua women weavers.

What began in 2015 as an initiative to revive a fading local weaving tradition and provide women with a reliable source of income has now expanded to over 40 women of all ages. But Andina Warmis has become much more than just a workspace or a training program. For these women, it is a sanctuary—a safe, supportive environment to share stories, grow together, and, above all, a place to simply be themselves.