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A dazzling Zapotec diamond exudes the vibrant artistry of Mexico's Mario Chavez. Viewed from left to right, each step in the diamond symbolizes a different stage of life beginning with conception. The steps reach a zenith, which is followed by a decrease in energy as life continues into the other world, the world of souls, until rebirth. Each point in the Zapotec diamond represents the cardinal points and their different life energies. Chavez weaves the wool rug on a traditional loom featuring rich colors that are obtained from natural dyes.

Size and color may vary slightly as this is a hand-woven product made from natural materials.

Orange, red and beige merge in captivating geometric accents, opening the door to a world of warmth, tenderness and sophistication. Handloomed with Zapotec techniques, Manuel Mendoza's wool area rug complements its geometric pattern with cute fringes, allowing you to showcase the piece's elegant beauty in any decor theme.

This jewel-toned area rug will liven up any space in your home. Juan Contreras hand weaves it on a traditional Zapotec loom using wool to create a geometric diamond pattern in taupe and deep red.

Juan proudly continues with the art of weaving that he learned from his parents as a young man. He is involved in every step of the process — from shearing the sheep to dyeing the wool and weaving it into original designs.

The ancient Zapotec textile style decorates this wool rug with distinguished geometric details, just as stunning as gems. Mexico's Ruiz Bazan Family weaves each refined yarn through classic techniques, dying them in a palette of natural russet, azure and beige hues. To add a charming vibe, fringes complete the rug.

A crimson flower glows in the night, depicted on a deep black background. Working on a traditional handloom, Delfina Ruiz weaves a Zapotec rug with contemporary motifs. The accent rug is edged with fringe.

Titled Flor de Oaxaca in Spanish.

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

Glyphs of Zapotec origin tell of the region's rich artistry in a design by Mario Chavez. Working with wool, he weaves the rug on a traditional loom in vibrant shades of crimson.

Titled "Etapas de la vida" in Spanish.

Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 2 inches (5 cm).

Lavish colors that recall Earth's warm tones underscore this Zapotec rug by Mario Chavez. It is woven of wool on a traditional loom with shades of blue, red, yellow and green offering harmonious contrasts.