geometric patterns

Working on a traditional telar de pedal, or floor loom, Mexican artisan Mario Chavez hand-weaves this wool runner rug in the traditional style of Zapotec handicrafts. The runner is detailed with intricate, colorful diamond motifs that form geometric patterns. Fringes complete the rug at each end.

Bring charm, vibrancy and a contemporary touch to your surroundings with this breathtaking bordered runner rug, featuring mesmerizing geometric patterns as the main attraction. Skillfully hand-loomed from wool tinted with all-natural dyes, it showcases an elegant color palette in shades of blue, turquoise and green that immediately commands attention. Drawing inspiration from Mexico's Zapotec legacy, artisan Mario Chavez's exquisite design is completed with hand-knotted fringed details on the ends, ensuring a spellbinding addition to your home decor.

This isn't just a runner – it's tactile tradition brought to life through wool fibers and natural pigments. The vibrant patterns celebrate Zapotec weaving and design heritage while serving as a grounding element in modern spaces. Artisan Mario Chavez transforms raw materials into this fabulous rug with practiced precision, adding hand-knotted fringes that dance at both ends, a testament to techniques passed through generations that now brings warmth to your space.

When floors speak, they do so through pieces like this handwoven wool runner where traditional Mexican patterns emerge in naturally dyed brilliance. The interplay of colors and motifs, achieved through the use of natural dyes, creates a visual rhythm across your floor. Crafted following Zapotec techniques, artisan Mario Chavez's creation is finished with hand-knotted fringes, an integral design element that frames this functional artwork with authentic craftsmanship.