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The Color That Comes From a Cactus

Cochineal, the crimson dye extracted from a tiny insect living on cactus pads, has colored Andean textiles for over a thousand years. It still does.

A closer look at Peru.

Beyond each residence lies a landscape, a craft, a history still being told. Explore the stories that connect our casonas to the country they call home.

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Where the Desert Meets the Sea

Peru's Pacific coastline is one of the driest in the world, yet it sustains some of its richest fishing communities. A look at a landscape built on contrast.

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A City Built by an Empire, Rebuilt by Another

Cusco's streets still trace the outline of Inca stonework beneath colonial facades. A short history of a city built twice.

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The Adobe That Outlasted the Republic

We restore historic places with care, preserving their character, stories and connection to the communities around them.

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