The art of spinning dates back nearly 8,000 years to Peru, where the word Pakucho meant brown cotton in ancient Inca. Today, this traditionally hand-spun Pakucho cotton is cultivated in its naturally occurring shadescream, beige, brown, avocado, and mauvewithout the use of pesticides, herbicides, or artificial dyes.
All harvesting and color sorting are done entirely by hand, just as they have been for over 4,500 years since the domestication of cotton in Peru. (James M. Vreeland Jr.)
Crafted in Peru, this certified organic cotton yarn is a stunning natural fiber choice.
Fair Trade & Vegan
The colors of this yarn are more muted than standard Pakucho yarns, particularly the greens. However, you have control over the final shade! Washing in hot water or machine drying will deepen the colorbut keep in mind that this may also cause 10-15% shrinkage in length.
Pattern Suggestions: I’m a Soft Touch, I Like it Rough, Sweet Tea,Slouch Potato
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