mexico home decor

Crafted on a traditional pedal loom, this rug from Mexico's Mario Chavez is a stunning addition to home decor. The pure wool rug features a Zapotec motif in turquoise, crimson and ochre on black. Hand-knotted fringe accents oth ends.

Greca, a pattern of classic beauty, is the main inspiration for Mexico's Manuel Mendoza, who showcases the beauty of the Zapotec weaving technique in this sublime piece. Loomed from refined wool yarns in rust and beige hues, this area rug exudes sophisticated beauty in each detail, making it perfect for distinguished home decor.

Though traditional in design, this stunning area rug has a color scheme that lends itself to contemporary home decor as well. Mario Chavez in Mexico crafts the rug on a pedal loom, working with wool that is spun by hand and dyed with natural pigments. The black and ecru flat-weave rug features knotted fringe at both ends. Teotitlán del Valle is a small village in the state of Oaxaca; the name Teotitlán come from the Nahuatl language and means "land of the gods".

Bring charm, vibrancy and a contemporary touch to your surroundings with this breathtaking bordered runner rug, featuring mesmerizing geometric patterns as the main attraction. Skillfully hand-loomed from wool tinted with all-natural dyes, it showcases an elegant color palette in shades of blue, turquoise and green that immediately commands attention. Drawing inspiration from Mexico's Zapotec legacy, artisan Mario Chavez's exquisite design is completed with hand-knotted fringed details on the ends, ensuring a spellbinding addition to your home decor.

This jewel-toned area rug will liven up any space in your home. Juan Contreras hand weaves it on a traditional Zapotec loom using wool to create a geometric diamond pattern in taupe and deep red.

Juan proudly continues with the art of weaving that he learned from his parents as a young man. He is involved in every step of the process — from shearing the sheep to dyeing the wool and weaving it into original designs.