Needle Felted Alpaca Figurine — 3"
Handmade Alpaca Fur
Ethically and sustainable sourced
Why does this figurine make a meaningful holiday gift? At 3 inches tall, this needle-felted alpaca is genuinely soft to the touch and small enough to tuck into a stocking — a piece of real Andean craft, not a mass-produced decoration, that works as a holiday gift and a year-round home accent alike.
The Needle Felting Tradition
Each figurine is needle-felted by hand in Cusco, Peru, from genuine alpaca wool — shaped and hand-stitched by a single artisan. The technique gives the piece a soft, dense texture that's genuinely pleasant to touch, not just to look at.
Because every piece is hand-felted, small variations in shape and texture are normal and part of what makes it genuinely one-of-a-kind.
At this size, it's equally at home as a stocking stuffer, a small gift, or a year-round accent on a shelf, desk, or windowsill — bring a small piece of the Andean highlands into any room.
Materials, Construction & Specifications
- Material: Genuine alpaca wool, needle-felted
- Colors available: White, Beige, Grey, Black
- Construction: Hand-felted by a single artisan in Cusco, Peru
- Age rating: Recommended for ages 3 and above
- Size: Approximately 3 inches
- Origin: Handmade in Cusco, Peru
Care & Ownership
Keep away from prolonged direct sunlight and moisture. Dust gently with a dry, soft brush as needed. Avoid water or spot cleaning, as this can affect the felted texture.
Ships from the United States, with free shipping to the continental US.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a good stocking stuffer?
Yes. At approximately 4 inches, it's genuinely soft to the touch and sized perfectly for a stocking, a small gift, or year-round display.
What is this made from?
Genuine alpaca wool, needle-felted by hand — not synthetic fiber.
What colors are available?
White, Beige, Grey, and Black.
Who makes this piece?
Each figurine is hand-felted by a single artisan in Cusco, Peru.
Where does this ship from?
Ships from the United States, with free shipping to the continental US.