OWNER: SCANDIA FURNITURE

Artwork Details:

-Title: "FOOTPRINTS OF YESTERDAY" -SKU: CLTWS001 -Serial Number: JF16-1GTE-L2KF-XWMV -Artist: Constantino Laura Taboada -Technique: Weaving technique (Original design) -Dimensions: 120 cm (Height) x 160 cm (Width) 

-Collection: Abstract

-Place: Constantino Laura Workshop

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Dear SCANDIA Furniture Team,

First and foremost, allow me to express my sincere gratitude for acquiring my artwork titled "FOOTPRINTS OF YESTERDAY". It is an honor and immense joy to know that my work has found a home in your hands. As an artist, each creation is the result of a deep and personal process, and to see that my artwork has resonated with you is incredibly rewarding. Knowing that my art has been appreciated and has evoked emotions in someone is every creator's dream. I trust that you will find "FOOTPRINTS OF YESTERDAY" to be a source of inspiration and personal meaning, just as I did when creating it. Every thread, every strand, and every choice of color were conceived with the intention of conveying a story and a connection with the viewer. Your support for my work is invaluable and drives me to continue exploring new forms of artistic expression. The acquisition of a piece of art goes beyond a commercial transaction; it creates a unique connection between the artist and the collector, and I am grateful to be able to share this connection with you. I hope that "FOOTPRINTS OF YESTERDAY" brings you moments of contemplation and delight every time you gaze upon it, and that its presence enriches your life in a meaningful way. Once again, thank you for choosing my art to be a part of your personal collection. If you ever wish to share your impressions or have any inquiries, please do not hesitate to get in touch with me. I would be delighted to stay in touch and continue sharing my passion for art with you.With all my gratitude and best wishes,

Constantino Laura Taboada

Artwork Description

"Footprints of yesterday" is a handwoven tapestry created on a pedal loom, blending vibrant colors and geometric shapes to capture the spirit of Peru’s rich heritage. This abstract piece reimagines ancestral symbols, offering a modern interpretation that bridges the past and the present.

Throughout the design, you can sense echoes of Andean culture: stepped patterns inspired by the Chakana, the Andean Cross symbolizing balance and harmony; geometric motifs that hint at toqapus, the intricate designs once used to represent identity in Inca textiles; and flowing forms that evoke sacred mountains, known as Apus, protectors of the Andes.

The warm, vivid colors and fluid lines tell a story of duality—the harmony of opposites like day and night, life and death. You can almost imagine ancient roads, like the Qhapaq Ñan, winding through the tapestry, connecting people and places. Subtle references to the sun and moon remind us of the profound connection between the earthly and the divine.

This tapestry is more than art—it’s a journey into the heart of Andean traditions, reinterpreted for today. "Footprints of yesterday" carries the soul of a culture, honoring the mastery of ancient weavers while bringing their legacy to life in a contemporary way.