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Green Table Runner
Green Table Runner
Green Table Runner
Artisan - Maria Rosalinda Hernandez Perez

Green Table Runner

Sale price$154.00

This handwoven green table runner brings texture and authenticity to your dining or decor space. Crafted on a traditional backstrap loom with green yarn, its structured pattern and soft fringed ends reflect meticulous artisan technique. The understated tone pairs easily with a variety of settings while adding a handmade touch.

Features:

Handwoven on a backstrap loom

Material: Green yarn

Decorative fringed edges

Made in Zinacantán, Chiapas, Mexico

Versatile for dining tables, consoles, or altars
Green Table Runner
Green Table Runner Sale price$154.00

This handwoven green table runner brings texture and authenticity to your dining or decor space. Crafted on a traditional backstrap loom with green yarn, its structured pattern and soft fringed ends reflect meticulous artisan technique. The understated tone pairs easily with a variety of settings while adding a handmade touch.

Features:

Handwoven on a backstrap loom

Material: Green yarn

Decorative fringed edges

Made in Zinacantán, Chiapas, Mexico

Versatile for dining tables, consoles, or altars

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Artisan Story

Since I was a little girl, I learned to weave the backstrap loom and embroider. Since my father died, we started to work the backstrap loom to support ourselves. We use pure cotton thread and we embroider by hand. Therefore, I now have more products in the workshop because I help ten families who can sell their product with me as I go out to sell our work three times a year to the museum of popular cultures of the state of Chiapas.