Peruvian culture

peruvian culture

Peru is a land of rich cultural heritage, and its vibrant festivals are the heartbeat that brings its diverse traditions to life, from the iconic Inti Raymi to the captivating Qoyllurit'i, each celebration a kaleidoscope of color, music, and deeply rooted customs, offering a window into the soul of this enchanting country.

We love these colors ❤️ Your home is your most sacred space, and filling it with items that carry history adds a unique touch. Our handmade home decor from Cusco is crafted with love and tradition, bringing a piece of Peruvian culture into your home. 🌿✨ #HandmadeWithLove #Cusco #HomeDecor #SupportSmallBusiness #InteriorDesign

Located in the heart of Cusco, the ancient capital city of the Inca empire, the Centro de Textiles Tradicionales del Cusco (CTTC) acts as a bridge between past and present Peruvian cultural identity. Its origins lie in the 1970s when a group of Quechua women weavers from the community of Chinchero started to gather together to revive textile traditions and earn an independent income through the sale of their textiles in the growing tourist market. #PeruvianFabric #PeruvianCollection

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The acllas in the Tahuantinsuyu, were the women of greater cultural preparation. These women were recruited and then chosen to be prepared in the so-called Acllahuasis, which were in charge of the Mamaconas, as stated by the chronicler Bernabé Cobo: