Crucifixion Retablo with Ornate Purple Pedestal
Workshop: Atelier Allpa Craft
Some works catch your eye and hold so much more to discover.
Meet the makers, techniques and stories behind the works, and find a piece for your own collection.
01 / The selection
Curatorial selection of iconic handcrafted pieces across retablos, alabaster, weaving and traditional pottery.
02 / The curatorial eye
Collections organized by cultural lineage, noble material and living craft.
Curated Collection Seasonal edition: devotional retablos with purple Nazarene wings of the Lord of Miracles and commemorative pieces of the Papal Visit to Peru.
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Curated Collection Six pieces in dialogue: weaving, embroidery, ceramics and Ayacucho carving.
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Curated Collection Traditional retablos in the Joaquín López Antay lineage: scissor dancers, carnivals, roof-raising and Andean crafts.
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03 / Design & material
Workshop DossierContemporary design and workshop direction guided by living Andean memory.
Formal direction and heritage dialogue
Every piece begins with careful study of proportion, iconography, and color. Andean geometry guides the drawing; contemporary scale refines its purpose.
Traceable origin and tactile selection
First-shearing alpaca fibers, botanical dyes of cochineal and walnut, seasoned native cedar, and translucent Huamanga stone with pure grain.
Ancestral technique and workshop signature
Weeks of patient labor at the backstrap loom or chisel. The artisan’s hand does not aim for industrial perfection, but the irreplaceable singularity of human touch.
04 / People & workshops
Discover the makers and workshops in the Allpa collection. Each profile gives room to the work, the place, and the information available about their practice.
Explore makers and workshopsTapicería y Telar Tradicional Wari
Barrio de Santa Ana, Huamanga, Ayacucho
05 / Time & memory
Chronological ArchiveFour cultural horizons feeding the iconography, ritual and hands of our masters.
Collectible Living Heritage · Allpa Passport
Technology to preserve what technology cannot replace: permanent identity and provenance per unit.
COLLECTIBLE LIVING HERITAGE
One work. One identity. A story that continues.
Ayacucho retablo making (cultural context)
Explore works categorized by material and tradition: retablos, Huamanga stone, textiles, and traditional ceramics. Each piece preserves its recorded origin and provenance.
Three-dimensional scenes sculpted in cedar, gypsum and pigments, with living Ayacucho imagery lineage.
Sculpture in translucent-veined Andean alabaster, hand-carved with chisel and viceregal traditions.
Tapestries and pieces on traditional looms with botanical dyes and noble alpaca and sheep fibers.
Lienzos devocionales y pintura al óleo de la tradición virreinal andina custodiados en museos regionales.
Pieces modeled in Andean clay with Wari iconography, slip decoration and traditional firing.
Singular traditional objects and ceremonial works crafted to dialogue with contemporary spaces.
Traditional silver filigree and metalwork handcrafted with painstaking author precision.
Lapiceros, separadores y objetos de escritorio. Materiales y técnicas se documentan por pieza.