woven wall hanging #2 | intricate diamonds

woven wall hanging #2 | intricate diamondsWoven from palm fibres in the northern region of Chimichagua Cesar in Colombia, these colourful wall hangings were traditionally used as floor or table mats. The crafting process involves harvesting the indigenous palm leaves, collecting natural pigments, dyeing and weaving using stick looms before rubbing with a flat stone to make each piece shiny and smooth. Each design is unique and conceived by the artisans themselves.

For custom sizes

each with an organic form and distinctive marbling

This baby blue floral candle was designed and hand-poured by Doña Viviana

Handblown in Oaxaca from 95% recycled glass and tempered in furnaces powered by used cooking oil

It is perfect for a small double or king-size bed

Four of the baskets are the same design

It has been mounted on linen mountboard

The circular motif is said to represent the moon

The floating mirror features a wide bevelled edge

A unique work-of-art that was crafted from local clay in the small Zapotec village of Santa Maria de Atzompa

It features delicate embroidery and a triangular border in naturally dyed and blockprinted cotton

This cushion cover also comes in indigo and rust/cream