Handspun Alpaca Yarn Naturally Dyed

Experience the natural beauty and distinctive texture of 100% Peruvian handspun and naturally dyed alpaca yarn, thoughtfully crafted by skilled Quechua women artisans in Peru's Sacred Valley.

Using a traditional Andean drop spindle known as a puska, artisans transform alpaca fiber into yarn through a spinning technique passed down through generations. Each skein features subtle variations in thickness and texture, giving every knitting, crochet, or weaving project a unique, handcrafted character.

Hand-dyed using natural dyes derived from cochineal insects and eucalyptus leaves, our alpaca yarn celebrates the colors of the Andean landscape. Each shade carries subtle variations that make every skein one of a kind.

Naturally Dyed Colors

Thyme | Earthy Green
A muted, earthy green inspired by the Andean landscape. Dyed with eucalyptus leaves, Thyme brings natural depth and warmth to every stitch.

Heather | Soft Purple
A soft, smoky purple with gentle variations throughout the fiber. Dyed with cochineal, Heather offers an understated, naturally elegant color.

Carnation | Warm Pink
A warm, expressive pink inspired by Andean florals. Dyed with cochineal, Carnation brings soft vibrancy that beautifully highlights the yarn's handspun texture.

Yarn Details

• Fiber Content: 100% Peruvian Alpaca
• Yarn Weight: DK / Light Worsted
• Skein Weight: 100g (3.5 oz)
• Yardage: Approximately 110–170 yards per skein
• Colors: Thyme, Heather, Carnation
• Dyeing Method: Naturally dyed using eucalyptus and cochineal
• Origin: Handspun and naturally dyed in Peru's Sacred Valley
• Spinning Method: Traditional Andean puska (drop spindle)

Due to the handspun and naturally dyed nature of this yarn, thickness, texture, color, and yardage may vary slightly between skeins.