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.

this decorative basket with lid makes for a unique shelf accent or is beautiful when displayed as part of a wider collection

which burns longer than soy or paraffin wax

It features a red and cream patchwork design in natural dye and block print cotton

This marigold candle was designed and hand-poured by Doña Viviana

or can simply be used as a statement accent piece

A handwoven rug with cotton underlay

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

durability and water resistance - making these perfect for both indoor and outdoor use

This simple runner was handwoven on a traditional pedal loom in Jaipur

This bedrunner is part of a special collaboration with weavers Bu Wayan and Pak Made

This piece was created by a team of talented artisans in Bali

and presents traditional craft techniques including appliqué and kantha embroidery