handwoven products

The fiber from the junco reed, found locally in Honduras, is woven to form this fun pair of lightweight button earrings. Handcrafted by Honduran artisan Cristina Hernández, the earrings feature a fuchsia half circle supporting a full circle with a green rim and black specks, just like a round slice of watermelon.

The fiber from the junco reed, found locally in Honduras, is woven in a tight circle to form this fun pair of lightweight button earrings. Handcrafted by Cristina Hernández, the earrings are dyed a dynamic shade of fuchsia.

This adorable shoulder bag is handwoven by the Yurivilca Family workshop in a bright fuchsia alpaca blend and finished with faux suede straps. A pair of delicate crochet flowers adorn the front and a band with a handwoven geometric design runs along the upper edge. This bag is fully lined and comes with a magnetic closure and an open interior pocket.

Headed by grand-master weaver, Don Cesar, the Yurivilca Family has grown into an institution. Don Cesar is credited with elevating his hometown's weaving and textile tradition into the international sphere by pioneering innovative techniques and designs. Today, local weavers continue to use Don Cesar's techniques to create some of Peru's most prized textiles.

Experience sweetness through these scarves by artisan Kitthanapong of Thailand. Handwoven to feel soft and lightweight, the pieces boast azalea and steel blue hues, which together create a trendy look of charming allure.

This lightweight and cozy shawl made from baby alpaca and pima cotton blend is the product of Peruvian artisans Raquel and Gregor, who hand-weave it in four vibrant stripes in hues of purple and fuchsia with a subtle arrow pattern, finishing it with a fringe on both ends. This shawl will be the perfect accessory for cold winter days.