Handwoven Natural Dye Goldenrod Wool Rebozo Mexico

Handwoven Natural Dye Goldenrod Wool Rebozo MexicoHandwoven and naturally dyed 100% wool rebozo. This piece was woven on a traditional backstrap loom by indigenous women in the Cozamalotl Collective in Hueyepan, Mexico. Each piece is created with deep respect for nature and a commitment to preserving ancestral techniques. The process is labor intensive, from dyeing the wool with natural pigments to weaving on inherited looms, this piece took about 1. 5 months to finish. Every piece reflects an

By Deborah Chandler

One-of-a-kind indigo cotton corte pillow from traditional women's skirt cloth woven on a loom

purchased directly from an artisan family

Traditional embroidery dok (star) and khom (circle) motifs

Can be use as a wall hanging and it will last forever if in a low traffic area

We purchased this directly from an artisan group in Ayacucho

These rugs are very durable

dark olive

The cotton durable cloth is woven by Francisco Esquina

Beautifully made on a pedal loom by a small family business in Patzcuaro

Living in the lowland tropical forests

The floral lattice pattern colors are natural white