Embroidered Otomi Flowers Table Runner Mexico

Embroidered Otomi Flowers 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

it's hand woven and hand stitched

Handwoven with sustainably harvested cane from the Buhera region in the eastern part of Zimbabwe

Layers of cloth are stitched together using the kantha (running) stitch

pale mauve

birds and fauna in many bright colors

Care: Shake out rug

This Shibori quilt is died with naturaly dyed

Silver Medal in the Craft/Hobby Category

naturally dyed in a beautiful indigo color

Colors: bright forest green background with details in red

The wuwa is capable of carrying 80–90 pounds and is crucial for harvesting firewood and the large yuca root that forms the basis of the Ye’kwana diet

Please allow for variances