The Ciprian Woodshop, located in the Peruvian Highlands region of Ayacucho, is a family business passed down through three generations of master carvers. Specializing in hand-carved wooden utensils, the Ciprian family uses unka, a shrub-like tree endemic to the Andes, prized for its hard, almost white wood that is both odorless and tasteless.

Renowned for their finely detailed carvings, the Ciprian family creates utensils that reflect their deep connection to the natural surroundings and the iconography of their Andean culture. Each piece is crafted with precision, bringing together tradition and artistry in every design.

"We draw inspiration from our surroundings and culture to create functional works of art that honor the beauty and craftsmanship of our ancestors."