Q'ero Mestana – Puno Andean Altar Textile, Peru

Some textiles carry a place with them. This one carries the highlands of Puno.

The Q'ero Mestana — also known as a Misa or Mesa Andina — is woven in the Puno region of Peru, near Lake Titicaca, in a style that reflects a shared Bolivian-Peruvian loom tradition. Woven on traditional looms and then individually hand-cut and finished to size by our founder Patricia, it carries a warmer, more textured hand than the rest of our Mestana collection thanks to a touch of natural wool blended into its weave.

Traditionally used as an altar cloth, a base for despacho ceremonies, or a focal textile for meditation and energy work, the Q'ero Mestana's geometric stripes reflect the visual language shared across Andean textile traditions.

Why You'll Love It
— Woven near Lake Titicaca, Puno — hand-cut and finished to size by our founder
— Blended with 5–10% natural wool for extra warmth and texture
— Rich geometric stripe pattern in vibrant Andean colorways
— Durable polyester-cotton-wool blend
— Always in stock — minimum 4 ready-to-ship pieces at all times, continuously restocked

Perfect For
— Andean altar decoration and despacho ceremonies
— Reiki, meditation, and energy-work spaces
— Table décor or a meaningful gift
— Anyone drawn to textiles with a warmer, more textured hand

Product Details
— Composition: Polyester, Peruvian cotton, and 5–10% natural wool
— Weight: approx. 250 g/m²
— Sizes: 60 × 60 cm, 60 × 70 cm, or 100 × 100 cm
— Origin: Woven in the Puno region, Peru, near Lake Titicaca — hand-cut and finished by our founder
— Care: hand wash cold, lay flat to dry

Worldwide Shipping
From France to the whole world — we ship internationally. Wholesale and bulk orders are welcome — contact us.

Why Zia's Beauties
By choosing this Q'ero Mestana, you support Peruvian craftsmanship and the textile traditions of the Andes.

Patricia, founder of Zia's Beauties
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Is this Mestana handwoven?
It's woven on traditional looms in the Puno region of Peru, then individually hand-cut and finished to size by our founder.

What does "Q'ero" refer to?
It refers to this cloth's origin and weaving style from the Puno region, near Lake Titicaca, in the shared Bolivian-Peruvian loom tradition.

What makes this Mestana different from the others?
It's the only one in our collection blended with a touch of natural wool, giving it a warmer, more textured feel.

Will this be restocked if it sells out?
Yes — we keep a minimum of 4 ready-to-ship pieces at all times and restock continuously.

Do you offer wholesale pricing?
Yes, contact us for bulk and wholesale orders.