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Mayan Embroidered Tapestry "La Feria"

Experience the rich cultural heritage of the Mayan people with our exquisite "La Feria" tapestry, an embodiment of traditional Mayan artistry. This hand-embroidered tapestry, crafted by the skilled artisans of Artesanas Mayas, is a testament to the fusion of ancient techniques and modern creativity. Each thread tells a story, each stitch a testament to the dedication and passion of the artisans who bring this piece to life.

Product Details

Our "La Feria" tapestry is a work of art that measures approximately 18" x 18", making it a perfect addition to any home decor. The background material is made from high-quality cotton, handwoven on a backstrap loom, ensuring durability and a unique texture. The backside of the fabric features the name of the artisan and the title of the embroidery, adding a personal touch and authenticity to this piece. Key features include:

• Hand-embroidered details that showcase intricate patterns and vibrant colors.
• Cotton and handwoven fabric that is both durable and eco-friendly.
• Artisanal touch with the artist's name and title on the backside.

Practical Uses and Benefits

This Mayan embroidered tapestry is not just a decorative piece; it's a statement of cultural appreciation and support for local artisans. Whether displayed in a living room, bedroom, or office, it brings a touch of warmth and tradition to any space. Ideal for collectors, art enthusiasts, and anyone looking to add a unique and meaningful element to their home, "La Feria" is more than just a tapestry; it's a piece of history, heritage, and community. Benefits include:

• Supports local artisans and helps preserve traditional Mayan crafts.
• Enhances home decor with a unique and culturally rich piece.
• Perfect gift for art lovers, friends, and family.

Embrace the beauty of Mayan culture and art with our "La Feria" tapestry, where every thread tells a story of tradition, creativity, and community.