



Carapan, Mexican Folk Art Gallery.
Yellow & Brown Cotton Shawl w Feathers Mexican Indigenous Textile Art
ABOUT THIS BACK STRAP LOOMED INDIGENOUS TEXTILE
This rebozo (shawl) is a Jewel of Mexican Indigenous Textile Art! It was all dyed with natural pigments. The yellow tones are from dandelion and the brown from nut shell. The fabric was made using the pre columbian back strap loom technique and the feathers are all hand knotted. A stripe of synthetic silk was added to the borders. This creates an elegant sheen effect.
An authentic Haute Couture ethnic piece of art! made by Purépecha indigenous people from Michoacán, México.
The piece can be used not only as a garment but also as a home decor accent such as a table runner or bedspread.
Making each shawl takes years of knowledge and weeks of dedication. With your shopping you support the work of indigenous families, with whom we work directly on a fair trade basis.
TECHNICAL DATA
SIZE | 28.34 In x 86.61 In / 72Cm x 2.20m |
MADE OF | Shawl:100% Cotton. Fringe: Rayon & Feathers. |
REGION | Ahuirán, Michoacan, Mexico |
ETHNIC GROUP | Purépecha. |
TECHNIQUE | Backstrap Loomed, hand knotted feathered fringe. |
COMMENTS | Dyed with natural pigments! |
CARE | Dry Clean |
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