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Llama Throw – Oak

US$650 – US$795Price range: US$650 through US$795

Handwoven throw in 100% undyed llama fiber — the warm brown coat of the animal, unaltered.

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QUANTITY:
For larger orders, please contact us directly.

Made to orderHandwoven
in 3–4 weeks

Fiber100% undyed llama

DeliveredFedEx, 4–6 days
duties included

Size & Fringe

The dimensions listed correspond to the body of the throw. With the crochet fringe, approximately 10 in (25 cm) are added per side (about 20 in / 50 cm to the total length).

Lead Time

Each piece is handwoven to order. Production time ranges from 3 to 4 weeks. For urgent requests, please contact us directly to discuss availability.

Shipping & Duties

We ship worldwide via FedEx international priority air freight, with door-to-door delivery in approximately 4–6 business days depending on destination. Shipping and import duties are always included — no additional costs on delivery. Tracking information is provided once your order is dispatched from Argentina.

Payment

Full payment is due at checkout for individual pieces. We accept wire transfer or major credit cards. For trade orders or larger volumes, a 50% deposit with the balance due before dispatch can be arranged — write to us at trade@andinadecor.com to coordinate payment terms.

Natural Variations

Each ANDINA piece is handwoven from natural fibers. Subtle variations in tone, texture, and final measurements are inherent to the handmade process and reflect the authenticity of its origin.

Care

Each ANDINA piece is designed to last. For care guidelines, please visit our Care & Maintenance page.

Bespoke & Trade

Every ANDINA throw can be made to your preferred size, in any of our natural undyed llama colors, with custom fringe detailing. Write to us at info@andinadecor.com to discuss your specifications, or explore our Trade Program.

From Highland to Loom

In the remote highlands of northern Argentina, where the air is thin and the light is unlike anywhere else, llama herders follow seasonal rhythms that have not changed in centuries. The animals move freely across vast open terrain. The fiber they carry is collected without harm, hand-spun by artisans in communities that have no other name for what they do — it is simply how they live.

What makes llama fiber remarkable is what it does not need. No dye, no synthetic treatment, no industrial process. It is naturally soft against the skin, naturally light in the hand, and naturally warm without weight. It repels moisture and resists staining. It breathes. These are not marketing claims — they are properties that evolved over millennia in one of the harshest climates on earth.

Oak is the natural coat of warm-toned brown llamas — a rich, grounded brown with reddish undertones that shifts slightly in different light. It is the color of bark and worked timber, earthy without being heavy. In a room, Oak anchors without darkening — it brings depth to spaces built around natural materials: stone, linen, pale wood, raw plaster.

Interior designers and trade clients can access exclusive pricing through our Trade Program. For care guidelines, visit our Care & Maintenance page.

Color

Oak

Material

100% Undyed Llama Fiber

Texture

Brushed

Weave

Plain Weave

Construction

Handwoven

Made by

Artisans of northern Argentina

Origin

Argentina

Made by Hand

Behind every ANDINA piece lies the work of artisan weavers living in remote regions of northern Argentina. Their craft, passed down through generations, is a quiet dialogue between tradition, nature, and time. Using natural fibers and ancestral techniques, they create textiles that embody both cultural heritage and contemporary simplicity.

Craftsmanship

Woven on hand looms in northern Argentina, using techniques passed down from one generation to the next.

The Fiber

Llama fiber from free-roaming animals, spun by hand with a spindle and left in its natural color.

Responsibility

A tree is planted in northern Argentina for every order, through our partnership with a local NGO — supporting reforestation and native ecosystems.

Handwoven
on a Loom

Llama
Fiber

Hand
Spun

Undyed

FAIRTRADE

Fair
Trade

Women
Empowerment

Ancient
Techniques

Environmentally
Responsible

Pairs Well With

Trade Program

For interior designers and architects. Preferred trade pricing, one person following your project from start to finish, and full access to our sample range.