Flatwoven by skilled artisans using time-honored techniques in Nagaland, India. Limited quantities.
Measures approximately: 14” x 90” (35.6 cm x 228.6 cm)
Product Type:
- Table Runner
Age:
-
New
Recently woven and never used in a home
Main Color:
- Yellow
- 100% cotton flatweave
- Dyed with azo-free dyes
- Machine washable
- Color palette: goldenrod yellow, cream, inky black, graphite gray
- Measures approximately: 14” x 90” (35.6 cm x 228.6 cm)
- Natural inconsistencies and slight variations in size are inherent to all handwoven products
A striped saffron ground with comb tooth details, ornamented at each end with wide bands of triangles and loose chapili shapes, which reference an old currency of iron sticks.
The MaterialCotton, a vegetable fiber, is widely used in rugs because of its sturdiness and strength. It also has the ability to stay white over long periods of time, and doesn’t yellow like other commonly used fibers, which will preserve the crispness and vibrancy of the design for many years to come.
The SupplierOur partner began in 1991 with one weaver, and today employs more than 450. Their mission is to keep alive the cultural legacy of a heritage craft that’s been practiced by tribal communities for generations—in addition to creating livelihood options for a large community of weavers in the rural landscape of Nagaland and adjoining states.
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Flatwoven by skilled artisans using time-honored techniques in Nagaland, India. Limited quantities.
Measures approximately: 14” x 90” (35.6 cm x 228.6 cm)
- 100% cotton flatweave
- Dyed with azo-free dyes
- Machine washable
- Color palette: goldenrod yellow, cream, inky black, graphite gray
- Measures approximately: 14” x 90” (35.6 cm x 228.6 cm)
- Natural inconsistencies and slight variations in size are inherent to all handwoven products
A striped saffron ground with comb tooth details, ornamented at each end with wide bands of triangles and loose chapili shapes, which reference an old currency of iron sticks.
The MaterialCotton, a vegetable fiber, is widely used in rugs because of its sturdiness and strength. It also has the ability to stay white over long periods of time, and doesn’t yellow like other commonly used fibers, which will preserve the crispness and vibrancy of the design for many years to come.
The SupplierOur partner began in 1991 with one weaver, and today employs more than 450. Their mission is to keep alive the cultural legacy of a heritage craft that’s been practiced by tribal communities for generations—in addition to creating livelihood options for a large community of weavers in the rural landscape of Nagaland and adjoining states.
