Yellow and Red Abstract. Pure Llama Wool. Handmade in Ecuador.
Yasuni is a hand-woven pullover poncho in 100% llama wool with a vivid abstract, tie-dye inspired pattern in yellow, red, burgundy, orange, dark blue and green.
Natural warmth with a traditional woven feel and a relaxed fit that layers easily over shirts, sweaters or light jackets. Colour placement differs on every piece, so each poncho is one of a kind.
Why you’ll love it
Vibrant abstract design – yellow, red, burgundy, orange, dark blue and green
100% llama wool – natural warmth
One of a kind – colour placement varies from piece to piece
Easy pullover – a relaxed unisex fit for layering
Handmade in Ecuador – artisan work from the Andes
Details
Material: 100% llama wool
Color: Yellow, red, burgundy, orange, dark blue and green, abstract pattern
Size: 47" x 37" (120 x 95 cm) — one size
Neck opening: 5" (13 cm)
Weight: approx. 1,230 g / 2.7 lb
Features: Pullover, no hood
Made in: Ecuador — hand-woven by artisans
Warmth
Substantial (about 2.7 lb) — this is a proper cold-weather layer, not a summer wrap.
Size & fit — one size
A poncho has no sleeves or seams to fit, so one size fits almost every adult; your size mainly changes how much of you it covers.
Relaxed unisex fit. Roomy enough to layer over shirts, sweaters or light jackets.
Hand wash cold with a mild detergent (or delicate cycle in a mesh bag)
Do not bleach or tumble dry
Lay flat or hang with support to dry, out of direct sun
Steam or low iron with a cloth if needed
Handmade, so no two are identical. Each piece is woven by hand in Ecuador. Colours can be a shade lighter or darker than on screen, and pattern and finish vary slightly — that is the signature of a real artisan piece, not a flaw.
Shipping & gift. Dispatched from Ecuador within 1 business day. US orders travel FedEx Express — typically at your door in 3–5 business days, duties covered. We ship worldwide by express courier (DHL, FedEx or UPS), typically 3–10 business days; local duties and taxes may apply outside the US. Every order includes a small surprise from Ecuador.
