Contemporary cultural design from Peru with authorship and textile heritage.
Recognized origin, conscious standards and cultural authorship.
DISCOVER
QVIPA COLLECTION
QVIPA —from the “runasimi - qechua” qhipa, “that which remains”— is born on the southern coast of Peru, in the sacred hills of La Quipa tutelary APU IN PUCUSANA District IN LIMA PERÚ THAT safeguard the memory of the land., The collection explores the coastal Andean worldview, where the landscape is a living body: hills that protect, paths that remember, and textiles that transmit knowledge. From this heritage, QVIPA proposes a contemporary, sober, and conscious perspective. The garments engage in a dialogue between dualities—sky and earth, strength and delicacy, past and present. The embroidery, crafted by hand, does not merely decorate: it narrates, protects, and affirms identity.
AGUSTINA X ILLARI
NUMA set
In the Peruvian Andes, textile knowledge is a living legacy passed down through generations. Makinasq’a reflects this tradition, blending ancestral knowledge with the artistry of machine embroidery.
NUMA reinterprets this heritage through contemporary design, combining Pima cotton and artisanal alpaca embroidery to celebrate Peru’s textile legacy through modern textures and forms.
