Children of the Sun, the Inca Trail
Pampa Books are a collection of our favourite volumes with a strong focus on social documentary, nature and anthropology. Discover the artists, landscapes and themes that inspire Pampaās aesthetic and mission. Preserved within these pages youāll find tales of heritage, folklore and tribal culture, as well as inspiration in landscapes, voyages and life outdoors.
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Inca TrailĀ showcases the legendary trade route that winds through Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador.Ā This collection of black and white images collected by the authors on several trips to the region sheds light on the network that once connected the vast Inca empire. The accompanying text tells the history of Inca civilisation and describes customs that still have great significance.Ā Inca TrailĀ focuses on everyday meeting places, such as the colourful markets where goods are exchanged, and the religious sites where offerings are made.
Photographers:Ā Angela Copello & Ines Miguens
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Delivery times will vary from product to product and also depend on your location.
Objects will be delivered within 3 to 10Ā business days Australia wide and within 8Ā to 15 business days for international customers.Ā
Please note: International delivery costs do not include any taxes or duties which may be applied by customs at the destination country. Any duties or taxes incurred are the responsibility of the delivery recipient.
ForĀ more info refer to ourĀ FAQ + Shipping and returns.
Style tip:Ā Collectable craftsmanship and slow pace interiors from various pockets of the world. We recommend styling these books amongst your coffee tables, book shelves, and weaving in Pampa beautiful woven textiles to get the full look.Ā Ā
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Children of the Sun, the Inca Trail
Children of the Sun, the Inca Trail
Pampa Books are a collection of our favourite volumes with a strong focus on social documentary, nature and anthropology. Discover the artists, landscapes and themes that inspire Pampaās aesthetic and mission. Preserved within these pages youāll find tales of heritage, folklore and tribal culture, as well as inspiration in landscapes, voyages and life outdoors.
Description
Inca TrailĀ showcases the legendary trade route that winds through Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador.Ā This collection of black and white images collected by the authors on several trips to the region sheds light on the network that once connected the vast Inca empire. The accompanying text tells the history of Inca civilisation and describes customs that still have great significance.Ā Inca TrailĀ focuses on everyday meeting places, such as the colourful markets where goods are exchanged, and the religious sites where offerings are made.
Photographers:Ā Angela Copello & Ines Miguens
Shipping Info
Delivery times will vary from product to product and also depend on your location.
Objects will be delivered within 3 to 10Ā business days Australia wide and within 8Ā to 15 business days for international customers.Ā
Please note: International delivery costs do not include any taxes or duties which may be applied by customs at the destination country. Any duties or taxes incurred are the responsibility of the delivery recipient.
ForĀ more info refer to ourĀ FAQ + Shipping and returns.
Style tip:Ā Collectable craftsmanship and slow pace interiors from various pockets of the world. We recommend styling these books amongst your coffee tables, book shelves, and weaving in Pampa beautiful woven textiles to get the full look.Ā Ā
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Description
Pampa Books are a collection of our favourite volumes with a strong focus on social documentary, nature and anthropology. Discover the artists, landscapes and themes that inspire Pampaās aesthetic and mission. Preserved within these pages youāll find tales of heritage, folklore and tribal culture, as well as inspiration in landscapes, voyages and life outdoors.
Description
Inca TrailĀ showcases the legendary trade route that winds through Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador.Ā This collection of black and white images collected by the authors on several trips to the region sheds light on the network that once connected the vast Inca empire. The accompanying text tells the history of Inca civilisation and describes customs that still have great significance.Ā Inca TrailĀ focuses on everyday meeting places, such as the colourful markets where goods are exchanged, and the religious sites where offerings are made.
Photographers:Ā Angela Copello & Ines Miguens
Shipping Info
Delivery times will vary from product to product and also depend on your location.
Objects will be delivered within 3 to 10Ā business days Australia wide and within 8Ā to 15 business days for international customers.Ā
Please note: International delivery costs do not include any taxes or duties which may be applied by customs at the destination country. Any duties or taxes incurred are the responsibility of the delivery recipient.
ForĀ more info refer to ourĀ FAQ + Shipping and returns.
Style tip:Ā Collectable craftsmanship and slow pace interiors from various pockets of the world. We recommend styling these books amongst your coffee tables, book shelves, and weaving in Pampa beautiful woven textiles to get the full look.Ā Ā
