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"I wanted to create a vase with a more eye-catching design, so what could be better than integrating in some way one of the most important art forms of my region – our textiles? And that's how I came up with this vase featuring a modern design which doubles as a display for a vibrant Guatemalan fabric," confides Patricio Coroy. He crafts the decorative vase by hand with sustainable alder wood, and adorns it with a multicolor cotton fabric that has been woven on a backstrap loom.
This vase is crafted with small diameter wood from sustainable forests - for every tree that is cut, 10 more are planted.
- 0.34 kgs
- 0.7 lbs
- 22 cm H x 18 cm W x 5.6 cm D
- 8.75" H x 7" W x 2.2" D
- Alder wood with 100% cotton trim
- For decorative use only
- Not watertight
- Wood grain and color can vary slightly
- Eco-Friendly: carved from natural and sustainable wood
- Color and/or motif may vary slightly
- Made in Guatemala.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Guatemala
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Tanya
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01/21/2019
"Beautifully made with rich colors."
We love the wood and fabric combination. The shape added a great dimension to the location. Beautifully finished!
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Textile Mountain, Hand Woven Guatemala Textile on Wood Decorative Vase
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Kristi
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06/02/2022
"Colour and craftsmanship!!"
Now center stage on my fireplace mantle. Its beautiful!
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Textile Mountain, Hand Woven Guatemala Textile on Wood Decorative Vase
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ella
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11/11/2021
"Absolutely beautiful"
I love the wood, the colors of the vase. Currently I use it for a few utensils, perfect on the kitchen counter, stands out, beautiful. I have purchased from this artisan before, his craftsmanship is excellent.
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- Decorative
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Textile Mountain, Hand Woven Guatemala Textile on Wood Decorative Vase
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Cher
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10/11/2021
"So many compliments on this piece"
This vase is absolutely gorgeous! It goes with any of my decor and I have gotten so many compliments on it. Love it!
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Textile Mountain, Hand Woven Guatemala Textile on Wood Decorative Vase
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Margaret
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08/11/2023
"Gorgeous!"
The colors of this well made tray are gorgeous!
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- Serving company
- Every day use
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Maya Mystique, Handmade Guatemalan Wood and Cotton Serving Tray
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Melanie
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01/17/2022
"Ideal Housewarming Gift"
We sent this to our son and daughter-in-law when they moved into their new home and they were delighted with it. Beautifully crafted with a clever design that makes it very practical for use as a conventional tray or a bed tray. The accompanying profile of the craftsman made it a special and unique gift.
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Good Morning, Artisan Crafted Guatemalan Alder Wood Folding Bed Tray
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Gift Occasion:
- This was a gift for: Son
- Occasion: housewarming
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