Andean Mesa – Altar cloth in natural tones

Andean Mesa – Altar cloth in natural tones

This hand-woven altar cloth comes from the Andes (Peru) and is also known as mesa or mestana .
It captivates with its simple elegance in natural tones: beige and grey, combined with fine, geometric patterns in black and brown.

Meaning & Usage

In the Andean tradition, the mesa is the textile basis of a ritual altar.
Sacred objects such as stones, feathers, symbols or plants are arranged on it to create harmony and connection.
The simple colours of this cloth give calm and clarity and make it versatile – both ritual and decorative.

Uses

• As a mesa / altar cloth for ceremonies & rituals
• As a decorative home textile with Andean symbolism
• As a special gift for spiritually interested people

Details

• Origin: Andes, Peru
• Technique: traditional weaving
• Colours: Natural tones (beige, grey, brown, black)
• Unique piece – handwoven, small deviations are possible

Care

• Gently clean by hand with cold water
• Do not use harsh detergents or bleach
• Dry flat, avoid direct sun for longer