Pisaq Market! (Peru)

First things first, LOVE this mural in Cusco!

One of the first shops I saw in Pisaq

I really love these chess sets and I have to convince myself every time I pass one to not buy it cuz I don't play chess...

I love these shoes but my feet are a liiiittle too big!

I got in trouble for taking this picture, but

So pretty!

Ehhm, dead armadillo?

Still has some hair on him

This is a musical instrument made out of sheeps hooves, I was told.

Llamas!

I do not understand these hats...

Scary objects

Leather baseball hat, anyone?

This is one of the best 'face' tapestries I've seen! Looks like it would be super hard to make.

Sooo much fur, everywhere

Old coins, obvs

Creepy yet cool!

Gorgeous painting!

I looove the art here

The coolest knives!

So many colors, it's going to be weird going home without so much vibrancy

Gorgeous fabrics

Heh

Such a pretty church!

The orange llama sweater on the left is my favorite

Baby hats!

These hats are tiny, but you can't tell in this picture

 Will this style catch on in the US?

 Boys and dinosaurs must be universal

 Just some llamas hanging out in a shop

 They always look so annoyed...

 ATTENTION: VEGETARIANS!  If you're looking for a vegetarian restaurant in Pisaq, I recommend this one!  Look for this sign on the corner... it's pretty close to the orange bridge, a couple blocks up the hill from the main road, a couple streets to the right of the market area.

 It's called Prasada

I had their ''menu'' (daily special) with fresh homemade tomato basil soup, the most delicious Indian stir fry with pasta ever made, a slice of coconut pie with fruit (I don't know which fruit, but it was orange with black seeds), and fruit-ginger tea (also don't know the fruit used in the herbal tea, but it was deeeelicious)! This was the best meal I've had on my trip so far, and it cost 18 soles (under $7).