Observed by bright birds, villagers tend to corn plants that flourish on handwoven cotton. Women United for Artisan Development weave this cushion cover on a backstrap loom. Cording defines the borders, and the back is solid red. "These are the colors of the Maya cosmovision," the artisans explain. "You'll see them in our clothing, in nature, the fields and birds that live among us."
Should one of the threads snag, they suggest you pull it back into place from the back of the fabric with a fine crochet hook.
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Looks great in my apartment!
Red Birds in Corn, Multicolor Cotton Maya Backstrap Loom Woven Cushion Cover
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This cushion cover is a wonderful red, covered in beautifully woven figures.
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I love the design on front, and the back zipper is hidden— well designed and carefully made. It seems like it will last a long time too.
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I use to live in Guatemala and use to enjoy going to all the craft shows. I have a house full of treasures from Guatemala. Use to go to the old capital by bus with al the chickens. Scary bus ride from Tuguesagalpa. I love the work that all of your womans group does! Thank you!
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This table runner is just beautiful, and has so many colors in it, it could go with lots of decor. It sa bit long for my table in it s everyday length but I can fold it up for now and then when we extend it for company it will be perfect.
Tradition in Pink, Handwoven Cotton Table Runner in Pink from Guatemala
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Beautifully handwoven table runner. Just love everything about it.
Tradition in Pink, Handwoven Cotton Table Runner in Pink from Guatemala
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