Handwoven Jalieza Cotton Black Satchel Mexico

Handwoven Jalieza Cotton Black Satchel MexicoBeautiful hand woven red wine cotton bag made on a back strap loom by a women's collective in San Mateo Jalieza, Oaxaca. Women from around the town work to keep the craft alive by teaching each other and new generations how to use the back strap loom. Outer layer and straps are 100% cotton, liner with small zippered pocket is a black polyester. Versatile style with double short straps and one long, more detailed, adjustable strap with silver colored

Birds are a symbol of freedom

light blue

And variegated shades of turquoise to teal blue

Traditional handwoven and naturally dyed throw from 100% Himalayan wool by a small collective in Himachal Pradesh

Allow for variances

Outer layer is 100% cotton

the irregular water-like pattern is revealed

As a handmade item

a small non-profit working with communities to preserve weaving in Southern Venezuela

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

The rug has stylized birds and flowers like the traditional woven shirts (huipils) in oranges

red (sunrise)