Handwoven Natural Dye Wool Throw C Mexico

Handwoven Natural Dye Wool Throw C MexicoHandwoven and naturally dyed 100% wool throw. 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, 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

This book traces the converging paths of traditional khamak embroidery and the 300 brave women who have found in it a way to build their lives

A cascade of color - orange

Through a compelling narrative

The floral pattern is done using different embroidery and crewel stitches in white and gray

and pipping fabric is handwoven forest green cotton

Hand crafted large hammered sterling silver earrings from Mali

Also included are a pull-out map of the Chiapas Highlands and dates of special festivals and local markets

Hand dyed and block printed indigo

Beautiful 100% wool felted runner tiger rug

1/2" tied grey fringe on both ends

Hand knotted with mixed fibers including wool

Ukrainians have been decoration eggs creating these small jewels for many generations