woven wall hanging #4 | bold diamond

woven wall hanging #4 | bold diamondWoven from palm fibres in the northern region of Chimichagua Cesar in Colombia, these colourful wall hangings were traditionally used as floor or table mats. The crafting process involves harvesting the indigenous palm leaves, collecting natural pigments, dyeing and weaving using stick looms before rubbing with a flat stone to make each piece shiny and smooth. Each design is unique and conceived by the artisans themselves.

a master artisan from Oaxaca who is now in her 70s

yellow and purple glasses

which burns longer than soy or paraffin wax

This framed appliqué textile was handstitched in Kutch

It's woven from naturally dyed cotton

other colours and finishes

It features a red and cream striped design and is the perfect weight for layering

Shown with the ghost handblown marbled glass tumblers

adding a discrete design feature

This piece was created by a team of talented artisans in Bali

and there is one of a contrasting variation

The frame features Artglass which is designed to reduce glare and reflections while filtering 70% of harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays