Handwoven Guatemalan Ikat Table Runner - Cinnamon
A long handwoven cotton table runner in deep cinnamon, with a white ikat pattern that winds down the center between fine dashed stripes.
Ikat is a resist-dye technique: the yarn is tied and dyed before it goes on the loom, so the pattern appears as the cloth is woven and keeps the soft, feathered edges that make ikat recognizable. This runner is woven on a foot loom by a women's cooperative in La Esperanza, Guatemala.
At 108 inches it is made for long tables. On a six-foot table it hangs about 18 inches past each end; on an eight-foot table, about 6.
- Size - 13 x 108 inches
- Fiber - 100% cotton, handwoven
- Color - cinnamon with natural white
- Care - wash cold, lay flat to dry, iron on low
Runner only. The vase and serving board in the photos are styling.
Made by a self-run cooperative of women in La Esperanza, Guatemala, that provides leadership opportunities, economic independence and education for its members. Handwoven, so the pattern and color vary a little from piece to piece. Made in Guatemala.
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