Handwoven Natural Dye Blues Wool Rebozo Mexico

Handwoven Natural Dye Blues Wool Rebozo MexicoHandwoven and naturally dyed 100% wool rebozo. This piece was woven on a traditional backstrap loom by Cirila Aragn Corts from the Cozamalotl Collective in Hueyepan, Mexico. Each piece is created with deep respect for nature and a commitment to preserving ancestral techniques. The process is labor intensive, from dyeing the wool with natural pigments to weaving on inherited looms, this piece took about 1. 5 months to finish. Every piece reflects an

Bought from a small family business that has passed down the Otomí technique from generation to generation of women

The sturdy basket is woven with a complex technique and with a fine tight pattern

Short hand knotted pile design

From Morocco

greyish blue

The floral pattern is done using different embroidery and crewel stitches in red

Cotton is a crop that is usually grown using a lot of chemicals and water

Handmade earthenware ceramic bowl with a traditional pattern showcasing crops painted with naturally made paint

a embroiderer and a leather worker

its’ large size would indicate its purpose: to hold tools and other important everyday objects

creativity and independence

One-of-a-kind bandhani dyed and hand stitched cotton quilt by Jabbar and Abdullah Khatri