Textiles and Weavings

These San Antonio scarves in vibrant cottons are foot loom woven in the San Antonio region of Guatemala. San Antonio is known for its colorful traditional costumes. Traditionally, men were the only ones to operate a footloom, but these scarves are made by both men and women. The fringe is hand tied and the scarves are made with first quality thread.   Sold separately.  Select your color below.  Made in Guatemala.  Learn More

This silky scarf is backstrap loom woven by the San Juan Weaver's Group. The weaving mixes cotton and shiny rayon threads, a palette created in one of many artisan workshops. The resulting color combinations are luscious, creating a scarf so beautiful your customers will want to wear it everyday. The fabric is hand woven on the backstrap loom by the San Juan Weaver's Group which is made up of Tzâutujil women who weave using backstrap Ikat, an ancient labor intensive technique of hand tying and dying threads in elaborate patterns. Select your color below.  Made in Guatemala Learn More

Our previously owned and gently used scarf is in excellent condition.  This attractive hand-woven wool yarn scarf, or chalina, is woven of softest alpaca. This stylish scarf is a cozy layer for any cold occasion. Hand woven on backstrap looms by the Q'ero in Peru..

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