Name: Zapotec wool shoulder bag, Crimson
SKU: 277401

Red Starburst Handwoven Leather Accent Red Wool Zapotec Tote Bag

Maria Jose Artes

(1)

A dazzling starburst in concentric red and grey centers this soft melon tote. Maria Jose Artes weaves the fabric by hand to craft her purse, adds brown leather straps and lines the bag in black. It zips open to reveal an open inner pocket.

$139.99 Wholesale

$139.99
Blue Starburst Zapotec Handwoven Orange and Blue Leather Accent Wool Tote

Maria Jose Artes

(1)

A dazzling starburst in concentric shades of blue centers this soft melon tote. Maria Jose Artes weaves the fabric by hand to craft her purse, adds brown leather straps and lines the bag in black. It zips open to reveal an open inner pocket.

$139.99 Wholesale

$139.99
Mitla Crimson Zapotec Red Wool Shoulder Bag with Adjustable Leather Strap

Marco Bautista

(18)

Black and white geometric motifs evoke the renowned stone mosaic work in Mitla, a archaeological site in Oaxaca. They adorn a trendy cross-body handbag in crimson. By Marco Bautista, it is crafted of wool, woven by hand on a traditional Zapotec handloom. The purse is lined in black and opens to reveal a roomy inner pocket, and the black leather strap is adjustable in length.

$54.99 Wholesale

$54.99
High Sierras Hand Woven Aqua and Beige Area Rug (2x3)

Marco Bautista

(18)

This bold area rug is designed and crafted by Mexico's Marco Bautista. The 100% wool rug is hand-woven on a traditional loom in aqua and smoky beige with accents of brick red.

$209.99 Wholesale

$209.99
Repeating Lines Red and Black Wool and Leather Shoulder Sling from Oaxaca

Porfirio Gutierrez

Timeless weaving meets modern design in this women's black and red shoulder sling. Designed and crafted by Porfirio Gutierrez, it features wool woven by hand on a traditional Zapotec loom. The leather strap and trim add visual and textural contrast to a versatile and beautiful handbag. Fully lined, the purse zips open to reveal a zipper pocket inside.

$134.99 Wholesale

$134.99
Mountains of Teotitlan Hand Woven Black and Ecru Wool Area Rug

Mario Chavez

(35)

Though traditional in design, this stunning area rug has a color scheme that lends itself to contemporary home decor as well. Mario Chavez in Mexico crafts the rug on a pedal loom, working with wool that is spun by hand and dyed with natural pigments. The black and ecru flat-weave rug features knotted fringe at both ends. Teotitlán del Valle is a small village in the state of Oaxaca; the name Teotitlán come from the Nahuatl language and means "land of the gods".

$679.99 Wholesale

$679.99
Blue Mesa Natural Dyes All Wool Table Runner from Mexico

Carmen Ruiz

(82)

Carmen Ruiz in Mexico crafts this stunning wool table runner, weaving it by hand on a traditional loom. She uses all-natural dyes obtained from local materials such as walnut shell, indigo and marigold. The cerulean runner features a diamond and chevron motif in orange, red and navy.

$119.99 Wholesale

$119.99
August Sun Handmade Zapotec Wool Area Rug

Mario Chavez

(35)

Splendidly woven by hand, this radiant rug conveys the warmth of the Mexican sun. Mario Chávez works in virgin wool to created intricate geometric motifs. Their symmetry and beauty are astonishing.

Titled "Estrella de la mañana" in Spanish.

Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 1 inch (3 cm).

$547.99 Wholesale

$132.99 - $547.99
Oaxacan Blocks Black and Pale Taupe Colorblock Wool Cushion Cover

Irene Ruiz

(64)

Mexico's Irene Ruiz designs this beautiful cushion cover, which is crafted from soft wool that has been dyed with all-natural pigments made from local materials. The cushion cover is woven by hand on a traditional pedal loom with a colorblock pattern in black and pale taupe. The ivory cotton back features a slit for inserting a cushion.

$57.99 Wholesale

$57.99
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Morning Star Woven Wool Cushion Cover from Mexico

Mario Chavez

(35)

Bright as the morning star, this cushion cover celebrates Zapotec artistry. Mario Chávez obtains the yellow dye by mixing pomegranate with liana before weaving the cover on a traditional loom. Featuring polyester trim for support, the cover closes with a zipper.

The use of natural dyes may cause slight variations in hue. This hand crafted item may vary slightly in size.

$89.99 Wholesale

$89.99
Oaxaca Diamond Multicolored Handwoven Geometric 2.5 x 5 Zapotec Area Rug

Porfirio Gutierrez

One of Oaxaca's most famous crafts — and there are many — is the handwoven Zapotec wool rugs. The best of these feature dyeing with plants and minerals. An example is this area rug in a traditional geometric design by master weaver Porfirio Gutierrez. He works on a traditional handloom.

$729.99 Wholesale

$729.99
Mountains of Teotitlán Black and Ecru Triangle Motif Table Runner (39 Inch)

Mario Chavez

(35)

Though traditional in design, this stunning table runner has a color scheme that lends itself to contemporary home decor as well. Mario Chavez in Mexico crafts the runner on a pedal loom, working with wool that is spun by hand and dyed with natural pigments. The black and ecru flat-weave runner features knotted fringe at both ends. Teotitlán del Valle is a small village in the state of Oaxaca; the name Teotitlán come from the Nahuatl language and means "land of the gods".

$109.99 Wholesale

$109.99
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Oaxacan Stripes, Striped All Wool Black and Light Taupe Cushion Cover

Irene Ruiz

(64)

$49.49 Wholesale

~~$54.99~~ $49.49
Maguey, Zapotec Black and White Area Rug from Mexico (2.5 X 5)

Bulmaro Mendoza

$279.99 Wholesale

$279.99
Zapotec Sierra, Handwoven Wool Green and Beige Cushion Covers (Pair)

Mario Chavez

(35)

$159.99 Wholesale

$159.99

Featured Reviews

Zapotec wool rug, 'August Sun'

Barbara

Sep 29, 2017

Makes me happy every day

I received a gift certificate and used it to get this rug. It is one of the best presents ever. I put it in the entry hall in my house - a traditional Japanese house! It gets a lot of traffic, including pets, and it has held up perfectly. It washes easily (in cold water) and looks as good as the day it arrived. The colors are bright but not gaudy. It goes very well with the naturals of the Japanese house and I get compliments from visitors all the time. I was a bit worried about the fact that it was wool, but now I think the wool was the best choice. I love this tug - it makes me happy every time I come and go.

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