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Hand Crafted Geometric Cotton Patterned Shawl, "Red Zapotec Treasures"
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Mastering Zapotec weaving techniques, Carmen Ruiz creates a shawl of exceptional elegance. She uses cochineal to obtain the rich red hue, which contrasts nicely with the yellow patterns at the end of the shawl.
- 0.20 kgs
- 0.4 lbs
- 185 cm L x 60 cm W
- 73" L x 23.5" W
- 100% cotton
- Dry clean only
- Size may vary slightly
- Color(s) may vary slightly
- Eco-Friendly: colored with organic dyes
- Made in Mexico.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Mexico
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Microcredit Financing
Carmen Ruiz has received a $1500 microcredit loan with 0% interest.
Write a review"My parents taught me how to weave when I was 15 years old, and the first piece I worked on was a rebozo shawl, which I gave to my mom as a Mother's Day gift."
"I was born in the weaving town of Teotitlan, so it was natural for me to in weaving on the traditional loom. Zapotec is my first language and I... read more
