Inka derived its name from the ancient meaning in the Quechan language: "one who shines or glows and who also is able to gather power and living energies and distribute them to wherever and whomever needs it".
The yarn has a very unique iridescent sheen to it, hence it is the "one who glows" and it is sure to appeal to the most adventurous of knitters. A true super fine lace weight, its viscose and baby alpaca blend will create soft yet beautifully detailed shawls, sweaters and accessories.
Country of origin: Italy
442 yards (404 meters) >75 grams (2.65 ounces) (equiv to 589 per 100g)
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