Complete Newly Woven Table Runner - Today Only [1BKhLfS7]

Complete Newly Woven Table Runner - Today Only [1BKhLfS7]

Indulge in the beauty of traditional craftsmanship with our stunning Complete Newly Woven Table Runner - Today Only [1BKhLfS7]. This exquisite piece is handcrafted by Anita, a beloved artisan from the picturesque lake village of San Juan La Laguna, Sololá, Guatemala. The table runner is not just a decorative item but a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Guatemala.

• Artisanal Craftsmanship: Anita and her family meticulously create this runner using all natural dyes sourced from locally grown plants and herbs.
• Stable Dyeing: A banana tree trunk solution is employed to fix the colors, ensuring that the dye never runs and the runner remains vibrant.

Unmatched Quality & Cultural Significance

Our Complete Newly Woven Table Runner - Today Only [1BKhLfS7] is made from 100% hand-spun Guatemalan cotton, woven on a back-strap loom, which is a technique that has been passed down through generations. This table runner is more than just a functional item; it's a piece of history and a means of preserving cultural knowledge.

• Size: Measuring 14" inches wide and available in two lengths, 69" inches or 75" inches with fringe on both ends, it offers versatility for any table setting.
• Care Instructions: Machine wash cold and hang to dry. Do not use bleach for the best preservation of the natural fibers and colors.

Support Artisanal Traditions

By purchasing this Complete Newly Woven Table Runner - Today Only [1BKhLfS7], you're not just investing in a beautiful home accessory; you're also supporting Anita and her daughters in preserving their cultural knowledge of natural dyes and ancient weaving techniques. This runner is more than a product; it's a symbol of community, heritage, and sustainable practices.

• 100% Handcrafted: Each runner is unique, reflecting the individual touch of the artisan and the natural variations in the dye process.
• Cultural Connection: Your purchase directly impacts the lives of artisans like Anita, ensuring that their traditions continue to thrive.