Cotton table runner, "Quetzal Heaven"
Woven by hand on a backstrap loom, this heavenly blue table runner depicts the quetzal, Guatemala's emblematic bird. Its splendid plumage was prized by the ancient Maya, and the shy bird can still be glimpsed in the rainforest of Central America. Mayra Leticia Hernandez shares her textile expertise and love of colors with this beautiful weaving.
- 0.26 kgs
- 0.6 lbs
- 116.84 cm L x 45.7 cm W
- 46" L x 18" W
- Fringe: 7.6 cm L
- Fringe: 3" L
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Robert
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03/29/2021
"Mayan Beauty"





This is a magnificent tapestry of Yum Kaax. Arrived quickly and in perfect condition.
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Cecelia
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03/13/2021
"Gorgeous table runner"





I have this covering a lateral bookcase in my office. It is so pretty and I miss being able to go see it since Ive been working from home for the past year. The picture just does not do the colors justice.
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Colorful Quetzal, Central American Handwoven Cotton Table Runner
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Justine
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02/09/2021
"Beautiful"





My mom loves this - it was a gift.
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- This was a gift for: Mother
- Occasion: 'just because'

Flora
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10/12/2020
"This is a cherished heirloom!"





It is very well made, fine product. I gave it to my daughter in law and she loved it!!
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- Use as table runner or wall hanging artistic piece
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Sacred Quetzal, Handwoven Guatemalan Cotton Table Runner with Quetzal Birds
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JANET
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09/15/2020
"Beautiful!"





This piece is so beautiful, I used it as a wall hanging decoration. It is amazing.
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Sunset Quetzal, Hand Woven Animal Themed Cotton Table Runner
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Teresa
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05/21/2020
"So colorful"





Beautiful - better than pictured, very well made
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- Daily
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Blue Quetzal, Hand Woven Cotton Bird Table Runner
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