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Woven junco bag styled for winter — camel coat and monochromatic outfit at the beach

How to Wear a Woven Bag All Year Round

A junco woven bag doesn't belong to summer. Here's how to wear one through autumn layers, winter coats, spring dressing, and the warmer months in between — with specific looks and colour notes for ...

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Stack of handwoven Peruvian frazadas in vibrant natural dyes — vintage wool textiles from the Andean highlands | Orange Inca
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How to Care for Your Frazada Rug

A frazada is not a washable rug. Here is everything you need to know to care for yours properly — routine upkeep, spills, moths, sunlight, storage, and when to call a specialist.

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A vintage Peruvian frazada laid flat as a rug on aged timber floors in front of an ornate ivory sofa — Orange Inca
Andean textiles

Frazada vs Kilim: What's the Difference?

They arrive in similar rooms. Both flat-woven. Both wool. Both with a geometry so considered it stops you mid-step. A frazada on the bedroom floor and a kilim on the living room sofa can feel like ...

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Model wearing the Fiesta Mini junco crossbody bag in yellow
bag care

What Happens to a Junco Bag After Two Years

Two years of real use: how a junco reed bag ages, what changes in the weave and colour, how to reshape it, and why it looks better for being carried.

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Peruvian frazada styled in a home — rug, wall hanging, and sofa throw | Orange Inca
frazada

Five Ways to Style a Frazada in Your Home (And Why Every Piece Is a One-Off)

A frazada on the floor, the wall, the sofa, the bed, or outside — five specific ways to use a handwoven Peruvian blanket at home, with colour pairing, sizing, and care notes.

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Baby alpaca shawl care — handwashing a shawl softer than cashmere | Orange Inca
baby-alpaca

How to Care for Your Baby Alpaca Shawl (and Why It Only Gets Better)

Hand washing, dry cleaning, storage, and why careful ownership makes a baby alpaca shawl softer over time.

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Frazada handbag and cushions cut from vintage Peruvian wool blankets — singular pieces | Orange Inca
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From Andean Blanket to Everyday Object: The Frazada Story

What is a frazada? A handwoven Andean blanket made over weeks in the Peruvian highlands — and the material behind the bags, cushions, and rugs at Orange Inca.

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Full-grain leather in cognac, burgundy and natural — the leather behind the Olivia Crossbody, made in Lima | Orange Inca
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How to Tell Good Leather: What We Look for Before We Make the Olivia

Full-grain, top-grain, bonded — and the cut that tells the truth. How we assess leather quality before it goes into the Olivia crossbody, made by a family business in Lima.

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Junco woven bags — the ICONS Collection in natural junco reed, handmade in Peru | Orange Inca
Junco Handbags

Why a Woven Bag Belongs in Every Season

A woven bag isn't a seasonal piece. The same junco bag that works at the Saturday market looks equally right at dinner — and better at three years than most bags at six months. Three bags worth kno...

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Junco reed handbag collection — handwoven by Peruvian artisans | Orange Inca
Junco Handbags

Junco Reed: The Peruvian Material Behind Every Orange Inca Bag

Discover the artistry behind Junco reed handbags—a fusion of Peruvian tradition, sustainable materials, and modern design by Orange Inca.

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