Soft pink brings a gentle warmth to our Andean Puff™ Llama collection. Each piece begins with genuine baby Huacaya alpaca fur and is individually hand-dyed by an artisan, making every llama slightly unique in tone and character.

Andean Puff™ describes a dense, springy loft that yields softly under your hand and naturally recovers its volume. This distinctive feel comes from the natural crimp structure of genuine Huacaya alpaca fur, which creates exceptional loft and volume across the entire fur surface.

While Cloud Touch™ is reserved exclusively for our teddy bears, Andean Puff™ identifies Huacaya-fiber llamas and alpacas. The same natural crimp that gives Huacaya fiber its loft is expressed here through the llama's upright silhouette, dimensional shape, and springy texture.

Each llama is hand-stitched entirely by a single artisan from one of our 35+ indigenous Andean artisan families. No two pieces are exactly alike. Every piece ships with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artisan who made it.

Available in three sizes: 12" (this page), our most popular display and gifting size; 16", our largest statement piece; and 6", a collector-sized companion perfect for desks, shelves, and gift baskets. All three share the same genuine Huacaya alpaca fur, artisan construction, and individual Certificate of Authenticity — only the scale changes.

Curious what separates genuine artisan alpaca fur from mass-produced imitations? See our guide to genuine handmade alpaca products, or explore the full Sensory Collection System behind Andean Puff™, Cloud Touch™, and Andean Silk™.

• Material: Genuine baby alpaca fur (Huacaya) — hand-dyed, soft pink
• Collection: Andean Puff™
• Construction: Hand-stitched by a single artisan
• Fill: Premium polyester fiberfill, selected for structural resilience
• Eyes: Hand-embroidered — no small or detachable parts
• Snout: Hand-embroidered
• Age rating: Recommended for ages 3 and above
• Certificate: Certificate of Authenticity, signed by the artisan who made it
• Size: 12 inches / 30 cm approx.
• Gift packaging: Ships in branded, gift-ready presentation

Fill is premium polyester fiberfill, selected for structural resilience and shape retention. Eyes and snout are hand-embroidered, with nothing that can detach. Seams are hand-finished and reinforced.

For a deeper look at how pieces like this one are made from start to finish, see our Complete Guide to Handmade Alpaca Stuffed Animals, or meet the artisan families behind every piece.

Spot clean gently using a small amount of foam from a mild, fragrance-free soap, keeping the piece as dry as possible. Never machine wash or tumble dry. A soft natural bristle brush can restore loft when needed.

This llama is designed to be kept and enjoyed for years. Need restoration down the road? Learn about our Heirloom Spa artisan restoration service.

All orders ship from the United States, with free shipping to the continental US.

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Is this handmade alpaca llama made from real alpaca fur?
Yes. This llama is made from genuine baby Huacaya alpaca fur, hand-dyed to achieve its soft pink color.

Is this made from alpaca or llama fur?
This piece is shaped like a llama but made from genuine baby Huacaya alpaca fur. The animal represented by the design and the fiber used to create it are different.

Is this llama safe for young children?
This llama uses hand-embroidered eyes with no small or detachable parts, and is recommended for ages 3 and above.

Is the pink color natural or dyed?
This llama is individually hand-dyed to achieve its soft pink color. The underlying material remains genuine baby Huacaya alpaca fur.

Why choose the 12-inch size?
The 12-inch llama is our most popular display and gifting size, offering the full Andean Puff™ experience while remaining easy to display on shelves, desks, and tabletops.

Who makes this llama?
Each llama is hand-stitched entirely by a single artisan from one of our 35+ indigenous Andean artisan families in Peru.