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Displaying the marvelous and complex backstrap loom technique, this cushion cover is created by Guatemalan artisan Daniela Murga. She works with cotton in hues of chili and eggshell, diligently weaving this cushion cover by hand to feature lovely diamond patterns that alternate with fringed textures. On one side, this cover opens with a zipper for inserting a cushion.

Displaying the elegance of the backstrap loom, this cushion cover is created by Guatemalan artisan Daniela Murga. She works with cotton in hues of chili and eggshell, diligently weaving this cushion cover by hand to feature lovely diamond patterns on the front. On one side, this cover opens with a zipper for inserting a cushion.

India's tradition is full of marvelous works reminiscent of the magnificent palaces dedicated to ancient deities. This enchanting vibe, full of culture, can now be part of your home decor thanks to the Self-Employed Women's Association's newest creation. Crafted by local artisans, this cushion cover comes in a luxurious cardinal red tone, embellished by little mirrors and embroidered details all along the geometric design, which is also equipped with a zippered opening at the back.

The Andes Traditions Association works with artisans of the region to create a stunning home accent handloomed from wool yarns. This pouf cover features a traditional Andean pattern in a palette of warm colours, all made from upcycled Andean fabrics. The threads are spun by hand and patiently woven on the backstrap loom. Cozy, comfortable and a homey addition to your home, the beautiful patterns add a warm touch of colour and life to your space.

These pieces are never the same, as each pattern is unique and the final design is influenced by the cut that was made to this wonderful fabric. The predominant background cardinal red colour will not vary.

A zippered opening lets you insert the filling (not included).

Yellow bricks lead the way along a path through the cherry orchard. Woven by hand, this beautiful table runner combines red and ochre with creamy white cotton. Members of the Weaving Heart Women's Group work on a backstrap loom and create the fringe with macramé techniques.