Wall Hanging Set - Black & White Series
$425
Story
Handwoven in Mexico by
The Women of Oaxaca
Give your walls some global flair with this set of two Zapotec textiles from Oaxaca. Perfect for filling the space above a bed or couch, this striking duo is sure to turn heads wherever it goes.
Set includes:
- 1 La Cima Rug - Black - 2’x3’
- 1 Rombo Rug - 2’x3’
- 2 Maple Wood Rug Hangers
Designed using traditional Zapotec patterns, these rugs are handwoven by a cooperative of sixty women weavers in Oaxaca. Each one takes about a week to complete - all made start-to-finish in a fair trade environment.
Details
- MEASUREMENTS: Rug: 2' W x 3' H; Rug Hanger: 24”L X 1.75” H X 1”D
- MATERIALS: Rug: 100% sheep’s wool; Rug Hanger: Maple wood
- COLORS: Black and cream
- ORIGIN: Mexico
Care
All our rugs are made from the finest natural materials. We choose pure sheep or llama wools, dye them carefully, and weave them for strength. Following these suggestions will ensure your rugs can be treasured for a lifetime.
Basic care:
Vacuum rugs lightly and avoid direct and prolonged sunlight exposure.
Treating stains:
If the stain was caused by liquid, act quickly to prevent from drying – use paper towels to absorb.
When in doubt, professional dry cleaning is always going to be your best bet. If you do decide to take matters into your own hands, a few tips for you:
- For wine, coffee, or tea, apply a solution of warm water, detergent and white vinegar with a damp sponge. Wipe with clean cloth and let dry.
- For oil, chocolate, lipstick, nail polish, or ink, scrub or scrape the stained area first. Then apply a solution of hot water and detergent with a clean cloth to absorb as much of the stain as possible. If required, leave the wet cloth overnight before wiping with a clean cloth to dry.
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Beautiful addition to minimalist master bedroom.
The quality and appearance of these was even better than expected. They offer a beautiful, textured alternative to traditional frames or canvas wall art. We’re asked often where they’re from by admiring visitors and love telling the story of the artisans who helped create them.