SHIPIBO ALTAR CLOTH Andean Spirit totem animals Eagle, Puma,Snake Hummingbird tapestry shamanic cloth wall hanging home decor

This one-of-a-kind tapestry is a collaboration between vision and ancestral craftsmanship—designed by Ana Jost and brought to life through the skilled hands of renowned Shipibo artist Caroly Clemente from San Francisco de Yarina, Peru.
At the heart of the composition are the four sacred beings of Andean cosmology, each representing a direction, an element, and a level of consciousness:
• The Condor – connection to the upper world and higher vision
• The Puma (Jaguar) – strength, presence, and grounded power
• The Serpent (Anaconda) – transformation, healing, and rebirth
• The Hummingbird – resilience, devotion, and the ability to move between worlds
At the center lies the Chakana (Andean Cross)—a sacred symbol representing the bridge between realms: the upper world, the middle world, and the underworld. It is a map of balance, alignment, and the journey of consciousness through different dimensions of existence.
These elements are woven together through Kené, the ancestral geometric language of the Shipibo-Konibo people—patterns that reflect the energetic structure of life as perceived in expanded states of awareness.
The design also incorporates subtle references to healing mushrooms and plant medicine, evoking visionary states where these teachings are experienced directly.
This piece becomes a living map of transformation and alignment—uniting Amazonian and Andean wisdom, inner journey, and symbolic guidance.
Created for those who resonate with this path—not as an idea, but as lived experience.
Details:
• Designed by Ana
• Hand-embroidered by Shipibo artist Caroly Clemente
• Origin: San Francisco de Yarina, Peru
• Technique: Hand embroidery
• One of a kind
Measurements:
• 38.7 x 47 cm
• 15.25 x 18.5 inches
This is not just a textile—
it is a map of the three worlds, the four directions, and the path of inner transformation.