Handwoven Natural Dye Wool Throw D Mexico

Handwoven Natural Dye Wool Throw D MexicoHandwoven and naturally dyed 100% wool throw. This piece is made from two pieces woven on a traditional backstrap loom and stitched together by indigenous women in the Cozamalotl Collective in Hueyepan, Mexico. Each piece is created with deep respect for nature and a commitment to preserving ancestral techniques. The process is labor intensive, from dyeing the wool with natural pigments to weaving on inherited looms, this piece took about 1. 5 months

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