geometric patterns

The front of this exquisite cushion cover is adorned with the diamond motif central to Mexican textile tradition. This home accent is expertly hand-loomed in naturally tinted wool, paying tribute to the Zapotec weaving legacy. Designed by artisan Mario Chavez, the cover features a convenient zippered closure for the easy insertion of a cushion (not included).

This breathtaking wool runner rug is inspired by the chakana, an important symbol in Andean cultures, particularly associated with the Inca civilization. The stepped cross with 12 points forming a square cross represents the Southern Cross constellation and symbolizes duality, complementarity and reciprocity. Peruvian artisan Gerardo Fernandez creates an exquisite handwoven design with vibrant hues obtained from organic sources, including cochineal and tree leaves, bark, roots and fruits.

This handcrafted cushion cover transforms ordinary furniture into a testament to ancestral craftsmanship. The traditional Mexican diamond pattern, woven with precision on a manual loom, showcases naturally dyed wool that tells stories of generations past. Mario Chavez's meticulous attention to detail is evident in every thread, creating a functional accessory that celebrates Zapotec heritage. The timeless design brings cultural richness into your space while the convenient zippered closure allows for easy cushion changes.

Revolutionize your meal presentation with Hugo Pena's eco-conscious salad bowl creation. This visionary Guatemalan craftsman rescues premium wood scraps, skillfully piecing them together to form a functional work of art. The bowl's complex patterns, born from a fusion of mahogany and palo blanco, reflect his dedication to reducing waste while elevating craftsmanship. Accompanied by a serving spoon and fork, this set invites you to savor both your salad and the beauty of responsible design.