A subtle and beautiful accent for any decor, this earth-toned area rug is crafted by Alberto Ruiz in Mexico. The Oaxacan artisan weaves pure wool yarns on a traditional treadle loom to create the rug, which features stripes and Zapotec motifs in light and dark taupe, alabaster and russet. Hand-knotted fringe borders the large rug at both ends.
- 7.10 kgs
- 15.7 lbs
- 320 cm L x 200 cm W
- 126" L x 78" W
- Fringe: 9 cm L
- Fringe: 3.5" L
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Jon
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03/21/2022
"A thing of beauty"
The colors, the design, the quality of workmanship, —exceptional.
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Eileen
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02/25/2022
"Gorgeous and vibrant."
A piece of art for the floor.
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Color Fiesta, Handmade Zapotec Wool Area Rug (2.5x5)
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Keri
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09/29/2021
"Stunning Vibrant Rug"
Cant wait to get this stunning masterpiece in my new den!
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Lee
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08/14/2021
"Gorgeous isnt good enough to describe this!"
I love this bag! It is a great size, sturdy construction and enough pockets inside to hold my phone, tissues and my kindle. With so many colors in it, it goes with so many things.
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- Entertaining
- Everyday use, travel
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Zapotec Fantasy, Geometric Wool Shoulder Bag from Mexico
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Steven
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07/10/2021
"Fantastic!"
Really happy with this beautiful Indigenous craftsmanship !
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Steven
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07/10/2021
"Wonderful!"
Beautiful craftsmanship! Very pleased! Thanks!
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"I especially like diamond motifs, as they represent a kind of maguey coat of arms seen at Monte Albán. They exemplify my Zapotec heritage."
"Hola! My name is Alberto Ruiz García and I'm from a town in Oaxaca dedicated to weaving. I am the fourth generation of my family to practice... read more