Registration for our Peruvian Textile Tour opens on Friday, July 24, at 12pm EDT!

  • Close-up of colorful Peruvian textile fibers from Fairmount Fibers' Peruvian Textile Tour 2027 deposit.
  • Peruvian textile tour deposit image showing colorful woven fabric samples and traditional craft tools from Fairmount Fibers.
  • Peruvian textile tour deposit image showing colorful woven fabrics and traditional craftsmanship by Fairmount Fibers.
  • Close-up of colorful Peruvian textile fabric from Fairmount Fibers' 2027 tour deposit collection, showcasing traditional woven patterns.
  • Fairmount Fibers Peruvian Textile Tour 2027 deposit slip showing detailed textile patterns and vibrant colors.
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Peruvian Textile Tour 2027 Deposit

Peruvian Textile Tour 2027 Deposit

$500.00 USD
$500.00 USD
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You will make a non-refundable $500 deposit per person at checkout. This deposit goes towards your trip cost.

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Peruvian Textile Tour: March 31 - April 8, 2027*

*Dates subject to change +/- 1 day depending on final scheduling details

Learn more about the Peruvian Textile Tour 2027 Itinerary here!

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Cost for double occupancy: $5490 USD / person

Cost for single occupancy: $5990 USD / person

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Please read carefully:

• Registration is first-come, first-served

• To register, you will pay a non-refundable $500 deposit/person and this deposit goes towards your trip cost

• Once you have registered, we will follow-up for your single or double-occupancy selection, dietary preferences, etc.

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A note on group size:

We keep our group size small - with a maximum of 20 participants - to ensure quality and individual attention

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Peruvian Textile Tour Itinerary

Explore our itinerary for our Peruvian Textile Tour, which features fiber and dyeing workshops with our partner brand, KINUA; visits to artisan communities who partner with KINUA; excursions to Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley; and so much more!

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Peruvian Textile Tour Itinerary

KINUA Yarns

KINUA yarns are sustainable sourced and dyed using variety of leaves, Andean flowers, roots and vegetable matter