Alpaca Scarves

I really like how orange and green look together," confides Marianella Asto. "When I crocheted this alpaca wool scarf, I used a type of stitch that would create the illusion of diagonal lines to showcase the intensity of the two colors.

Janet Biaggi selects luxurious baby alpaca wool for this colorful scarf. The name is given to the fleece from the year's first shearing. Masterfully woven in rainbow hues, the scarf is finished with hand-tied fringe.

This scarf from Esperanza Association exudes comfortable elegance. It is knitted from genuine Peruvian alpaca wool in shades of black and light brown, creating an admirable contrast.

Marianella Asto crochets elegance and comfort together in the creation of this admirable set. The hat and scarf feature square patterns that tease the skin with a light breeze.

Patricia Anaya selects cheery colors for a very combinable scarf. Knitted of alpaca wool, the blocks alternate jersey textures for a patchwork effect. Alpaca wool is distinctly warm and lightweight.

Myriad shades of brown and copper meet steel gray in a color scheme that evokes mountains at night. Alfredo Falcn++n works in luxurious alpaca wool for a jersey knit scarf with fringe at each end.

Created in an artisan workshop in La Paz using traditional colored stripes.

Soft alpaca textures breathe a warm elegance that is tinted grey and brown. Peru's Patricia Anaya knits the scarf of genuine alpaca wool, its rich beauty ideal for winter weather.

Patricia Anaya selects bright warm colors for a very combinable scarf. Knitted of alpaca wool, the blocks alternate jersey textures for a patchwork effect. Alpaca wool is distinctly warm and lightweight.

The bold combination of green and orange makes of this scarf an accessory of powerful elegance. "I really like how orange and green look together," confides Marianella Asto. She crochets the scarf by hand of genuine alpaca wool, which is known for its soft, warm comfort.