rangrang natural dye bedrunner | sundown

rangrang natural dye bedrunner | sundownOur Rangrang bedrunners are special and unique Balinese textiles that were traditionally used as costumes for spiritual dance rituals. They are handwoven on backstrap looms by a family of highly skilled artisans on the small island of Nusa Penida. Local plant materials are used to dye the yarn by hand. This bedrunner features a diamond pattern, said to represent the mountains. It would suit a small double, king size or superking bed.

Atta grass is appreciated for its durability and water resistance making these perfect for both indoor and outdoor use

This artwork features a vintage mirrorwork textile hand-stitched in India in the 70s

The central motif is typical of Zapotec culture and a symbol of the indigenous agave plant that is so significant in the area

View the entire collection of decorative baskets here

Our rectangular placemats are handwoven by a community of skilled artisans in Bali who use locally sourced atta grass

the vibrant hues of these wool rugs are a result of cochineal

The crafting process involves harvesting the indigenous palm leaves

They are handwoven on backstrap looms by a family of highly skilled artisans on the small island of Nusa Penida

Four of the baskets are the same design

View the Chequers fabric board game here

other colours and finishes

She works with her family in a small town in Oaxaca - a place where candles are symbolic of spirituality