Embroidered Otomi Pastels Table Runner Mexico

Embroidered Otomi Pastels Table Runner MexicoHand embroidered traditional Otom table runner from Tenango de Ario, Hidalgo in Mexico. Bought from a small family business that has passed down the Otom technique from generation to generation of women. This Otom embroidery is an embroidery style created by the Otomi people of central Mexico. The designs are filled with symbols based on native flora and fauna, local beliefs and even primitive cave drawings found in the Hidalgo region where many of

Back and piping on a light taupe

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The embroidery is fine and this is truly a one-of-a kind piece

Handwoven traditional textile from a weavers group in the Sacred Valley of Peru

Each set of 4 is unique as each napkin is made of two different pieces of  upcycled sari cloth stitched together

Embroidery colors: white

bright pink and black

She lives in Guatemala City

Care: Dry clean only

dark marine blue

Please allow for slight variations

Hand knotted with mixed fibers including wool