Handmade Red Rebozo Mexico

Handmade Red Rebozo MexicoBeautiful traditional woven cotton rebozo from a small family business in Oaxaca, Mexico. This finely woven rebozo (shawl or scarf), is a beautiful intricate pattern in red and natural white, and it has the signature detailed twined ends. As a medium weight shawl, this could also be beautiful as a table runner or throw.

loose fringe on one end

This piece is made from two pieces woven on a traditional backstrap loom and stitched together by indigenous women in the Cozamalotl Collective in Hueyepan

Beautiful hand carved long handle spoon from the root of the coffee tree

producing a three-dimensional light and shadow effect with shades ranging from snow white to dark gray

Zipper & magnetic enclosure plus a zippered inside pocket large enough to contain your passport and boarding pass

women spun wool and cotton

Colors: charcoal with heathered oatmeal spots on a natural heathered grey oatmeal background

Hand stitched vintage silk pieces made into a pillow with a hidden zipper

on top of a handwoven butter yellow wool cloth

The scarf front is hand stitched with two fine patterns

the Pysanka brings good fortune

The back is a dark indigo color and this medium-weight quilt could be reversible