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From Guatemalan artisan Eladio Chiroy comes this set of three festive dishtowels. Each one is patterned with a unique multicolor striped design on off-white. Handwoven from 100% cotton, the towels feature a soft fringe.
- 0.28 kgs
- 0.6 lbs
- Each: 61 cm L x 79 cm W
- Each: 24" L x 31" W
- Fringe: 2 cm L
- Fringe: 0.8" L
- 100% cotton
- Dry on low heat cycle
- Machine wash separately in cold water
- Made in Guatemala.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Guatemala
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He is helping his youngest son finish his studies.
Preserving Traditions
Eladio uses a handloom to create his textiles. He was taught by his father at a young age and he recognizes its importance to Guatemalan culture and history. Before he started weaving as a NOVICA artist, he was a school teacher and kept a handloom in his classroom so he could teach any students that were interested in weaving.
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This artist is an elder master and continues to actively practice their craft.
Moving On Up
This artist has dramatically improved their livelihood by working with NOVICA.
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Eladio and his work have been featured in several books.
Write a review"I want to keep our Guatemalan weaving artistry from disappearing. Like other crafts, the textile arts enrich our culture."
"I'm Eladio Chiroy Hernandez and I was born in Guatemala in 1942 as one of ten children. Because we were such a large family, we didn't have a... read more
