Handwoven Jalieza Cotton Natural Satchel Mexico

Handwoven Jalieza Cotton Natural Satchel MexicoBeautiful hand woven natural cotton bag made on a back strap loom by a women's collective in San Mateo Jalieza, Oaxaca. Women from around the town work to keep the craft alive by teaching each other and new generations how to use the back strap loom. Outer layer and straps are 100% cotton, liner with small zippered pocket is polyester. Versatile style with double short straps and one long, more detailed, adjustable strap with silver colored metal

From The Burlap People

We are selling these to help support Lesia during these terrible times in Ukraine

Can hang as a decorations or ornaments

This is a new group we are very excited about

also known as space-dye - dyeing the cotton string before it's woven into the scarf

A beautiful deep indigo with white/natural pattern and tassels

This ceramic Northern Cardinal is made using locally dug earthenware clay

To achieve the watery shibori pattern on this quilt

Beautiful traditional rebozo by master weavers Aurelia Jiménez and Bonifacio Pacheco of the Rebozo Mexiquense Academy in Tlahuitoltepec

Tie closure lets you comfortably adjust the size

internationally acclaimed folk artists

Handmade block printed cotton indigo throw from a Fair Trade group in India