Hand Woven Nutmeg and White Serpentina Cotton Runner

Hand Woven Nutmeg and White Serpentina Cotton RunnerNutmeg and White Serpentina Runner. Details This eye catching runner was woven by artisans in Antigua, Guatemala who dye the individual threads of the fabric to create a larger pattern. This runner's style is named "Serpentina" in honor of celebrations and good times. A group of Guatemalan artisans known as "los Gigantes" use traditional weaving techniques and foot looms to make their beautiful textiles. By dyeing the threads before they are woven

casseroles

our customers have delighted in finding eclectic ways to use their napkins—like arranging a few of their favorite designs over a coffee table

a municipality in the state of Michoacán

if you go camping you can first use the storage container to transport your food and then heat it up over a campfire during food prep

96"W x 42"D X 31"H x 18 3/4"SH x 24"AH

Oak Bootjack

and peacock feathers

Dimensions: 20 x 10 cm

Made in India

which was a major center of rug production from the early days of the Ottoman Empire into the early 20th century (although these patterns were woven in other regions also)

Hand forged steel handle riveted with brass pins to a burnished stainless steel blade

navy with the crosshatch