Jalieza Telar Woven Table Runner Lucha Libre and many more

and many more

These mugs are one of our favorite hand-painted artworks by Xalitla artisans in Mexico

Large 22" 50" 27" X-Large 24" 52" 28" XX-Large 25" 54" 29" Model wears size small and is 5'7" 130 lbs

What makes this blouse unique besides the intricate embroidery are the delicate embroidery that represents the community and/or family’s union with interchanged men and women lined and holding hands

Jalieza Telar Woven Table Runner Lucha Libre and many moreBeautiful and Resistant Table Runners 100% Handmade in Oaxaca, Mexico. The community of Santo Toms Jalieza in Oaxaca is known for its traditional Zapotec weaving, telar de cintura, which involves using a backstrap loom to create intricate designs on textiles. The weavers in this community incorporate bold geometric patterns into their work and, in this case, they used a specific technique known as "aplastado y levantado," or "flattened and lifted,"