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Mastering Zapotec weaving techniques, Carmen Ruiz creates a shawl of exceptional elegance. She uses the thorn of the huizache plant to obtain the rich black hue, which contrasts nicely with the iridescent pink patterns at the ends of the shawl.
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This rebozo is as beautiful as I hoped it would be. It's versatile and elegant, and the accent thread has a gloss to it that looks faintly pink-grey, like the inside of a shell. Love it.
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Visual is so beautiful and a lot of attention was paid to details. My main complaint with a lot of pieces I?ve ordered online is that the edges fray constantly because they?re just not securedin any way. The long edges of this shawl are all perfectly finished so that there?s No threads coming loose and pulling off. I also absolutely love the lattice work at the short edges Connecting the woven shawl to the fringe.The subtle rose pattern at the ends are so pretty And lend an even greater elegance to the whole thing piece. I highly recommend this shawl.
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"My parents taught me how to weave when I was 15 years old, and the first piece I worked on was a rebozo shawl, which I gave to my mom as a Mother's Day gift."
Tad
Laura
Hazleton, PA, USA