Liijlla from Leque, province of Tapacari in Chochabamba.
 
Textiles from this region are made with a very unique and complex technique, the double warp-faced cloth, which is the true reverisble design that appears alone or in combination with other patterns.
 
Motifs vary from:
Geometric - jagged diamonds, jagged zizgags or floral diamonds.
Birds - open winged eagles, birds with flowers in the beak.
Mythical animals - four legged animals with human faces, wings or bird faces,vizcachas and dinosaur like animlas, monkeys with wings and horns or unusual fish and insects.
X-Ray- represention of animals with another animal.
 
The Llijllas are from the Quechua regions of Bolivia, which are located in the central, southern regions and around some areas near the Lake Titicaca. They are rectangular shaped and are worn by women as a shawl pined on the front with a topo (pin), and like the Aguayos, they are also used to carry babies as well as any other goods.