"BOLIVIAN LLAMA" THROW PILLOW

"BOLIVIAN LLAMA"The llama is a camelid. This means it's related to camels, although it doesn't have humps. It is also more closely related to the alpaca, vicuña and guanaco (all are camelids). These camelids are native to the Andean region of South America and can be found in Bolivia, Peru, Chile, Ecuador and many other places along the Andes Mountains and highlands. They are very tough animals and the Incas used them as pack animals for thousands of years because they are very strong and surefooted on the rocky paths of the mountains and can carry very heavy loads.Their wool is used for making woven Bolivian clothing like sweaters, gloves, winter caps, and coats because it is very thermal. The only problem is, when it gets wet is smells really bad. It also shrinks!