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Glowing like embers, this table runner depicts the traditional Zapotec diamond motif. Cool paths of blue lead across the fiery fields. Woven on the handloom, this design exemplifies the craftsmanship of the Ruiz Bazán Family. The artisans use virgin wool to create masterpieces with the essence of their culture.

Because each piece is individually woven on handlooms, measurements could vary +/- 2 inches (5 cm) (2 in).

Diamonds in scarlet hues showcase the magnificence of Mexico's textile artistry. Inspired by a long legacy of art, Mario Chavez uses wool yarns to handweave a gorgeous table runner whose diamond pattern takes you to the region's rich past. With a vibrant palette, the piece also features fringes.

Mario Chavez's heritage remains alive through his exquisite textile creations. This time, a gorgeous wool table runner, tinged with natural dyes, arrives to decorate your days. Made in Mexico, the design follows a classic geometric pattern in ivory, red, and azalea hues—perfect for a vibrant dinner.

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.

Woven with methods passed down from generation to generation, a table runner invites you to relive the magnificence of Mexico's ancient textile artistry. Artisan Mario Chavez uses wool yarns in red, blue and yellow hues to create this captivating piece, ideal for infusing your tables with a unique aura.

Miguel Hernández honors Judaic customs and traditions with the design of this table runner centered by a menorah. When the menorah is lit on the Eve of the Shabbat, it symbolizes Shalom Bayit, meaning peace and harmony in the family. "We designed this runner so you may decorate your table with a little piece of our community," says the Guatemalan artisan. He weaves the cotton table runner on a pedal loom, giving form to the white menorah over a brown and black background. Hernández includes bands of concentric diamonds, his family's trademark pattern, in light and darker shades of brown, as well as red and black. Butterflies in terracotta and black complete the design.

Miguel Hernández honors Judaic customs and traditions with the design of this table runner centered by a menorah. When the menorah is lit on the Eve of the Shabbat, it symbolizes Shalom Bayit, meaning peace and harmony in the family. "We designed this runner so you may decorate your table with a little piece of our community," says the Guatemalan artisan. He weaves the cotton table runner on a pedal loom, giving form to the white menorah over a brown and black background. Hernández includes bands of concentric diamonds, his family's trademark pattern, in light and darker shades of brown, as well as red and black. Butterflies in terracotta and black complete the design.