Guatemalan pillows
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Guatemalan Fabric in Harvest
This fabric was hand woven on a treadle loom in the highlands of Guatemala without the use of electricity. It is 36 inches wide and is 100% cotton. It is sold by the yard. Multiple yardages will come in one piece. This fabulous fabric was woven in the Mayan tradition on a treadle loom. The weaving process is one that has been handed down in the Mayan communities from generation to generation. It is said the the Maya goddess Ixchel gave the gift of weaving to her people. I travel to Guatemala…
Guatemalan Brocade Throw Pillow - Greens
This unique Guatemalan Brocade Throw Pillow is a beautiful, vibrant way to add color to your home decor and bring 'life' to any room! Coming in gorgeous and varying colors, this 16 x 16 pillow would be perfect for throw pillows, couch pillows, and decorative accents. Also, it is made from 100% woven Guatemalan cotton. As always, Handmade and Fair Trade! Select Colors on Sale: Purple Approximately 16" L x 16" W 100% cotton outside Lined w/ nylon Colored embroidery and tassels Pillow insert…
Guatemalan Huipil pillow cover, Handwoven cushion cover case, Artisan made, Home decor 20x20
PLEASE NOTE: Each pair of item is unique, therefore we are unable to send you the exact item that you see on the picture. This makes our products uniquely charming and distinct from factory-made accessories. Beautiful Guatemala Mayan colorful pillow/cushion covers with huipil textile. Hand woven by local artisans of the region Coban Guatemala. Featuring a back zipper closure. Each piece is handmade featuring a unique design. As a unique handmade product each product may vary. **Sold…
"35\" long vintage textile lumbar pillow in blue & coral patterns of zigzag / chevron. One-of-a-kind eclectic Guatemalan huipil cushion cover"
"Vintage eclectic textile long lumbar pillow in pretty shades of a blue, beige, coral and pink patterns of zigzag and chevron. The famous San Antonio Aguas Calientes flowers and bird design showing prominently in the centre. These textiles are the most time consuming and some textile experts say the most valuable type of embroidery in Guatemala. The backing is a warm brown Aguacatan vintage corte with embroidered accents. Once a Guatemalan Mayan woman's huipil and corte, these textiles have…
