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Miguel Hernández honors Judaic customs and traditions with the design of this table runner centered by a menorah. When the menorah is lit on the Eve of the Shabbat, it symbolizes Shalom Bayit, meaning peace and harmony in the family. "We designed this runner so you may decorate your table with a little piece of our community," says the Guatemalan artisan. He weaves the cotton table runner on a pedal loom, giving form to the white menorah over a brown and black background. Hernández includes bands of concentric diamonds, his family's trademark pattern, in light and darker shades of brown, as well as red and black. Butterflies in terracotta and black complete the design.
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I used this scarf because of the colors as a wonderful cover for my clothes chest. It lloks beautiful and it is very well mad. Happy with the purchase.
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The scarf is beautiful and just the right length. Love i1!
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This s a beautiful table runner. Excellent quality!
You can find our cotton table runner 'Menorah' by Miguel Hernandez in tableware categories such as Hanukkah Table Linens, Judaica Table Linens, Cotton Table Linens, Wool Table Linens and Runners Table Linens. Enjoy exploring these sections for other Novica treasures.
Preserving Traditions
Miguel first learned to read and write when he was 18, which is 11 years after he learned to weave. Using a handloom has always been a big part of his family's life and he now has more than 20 years of experience creating beautiful hand-loomed products. He was taught by his parents and preserves the tradition by teaching those in his community.
Enabling Education
Two of his children are in high school and the eldest is attending the university.
Elder Master
This artist is an elder master and continues to actively practice their craft.
Caring for Children
Miguel is a proud father of three children.
"A challenge is to teach my children and members of the community to weave, just as my parents taught me. In this way, we will preserve the handloom tradition."