 Zapotec wool rug, 'God's Eye' (2x3.5)
$69.95
Precisely woven in fiery colors, this rug depicts a God's eye, a motif that refers to the four cardinal points of the universe. Ruiz weaves a superb example of traditional Zapotec weaving arts. He works with virgin wool for this textile masterpiece. Titled "Ojo de Dios" in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven on handlooms, measurements could vary +/- 5 cm (2 in). |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Mountain Paths' (2x3.5)
$72.95
Shades of deep red, brown, tan, black and ochre define mountain paths. Woven on the handloom of naturally tinted wool, this accent rug is an elegant example of Zapotec weaving. Mario Chevez creates the stunning design, named Viaje a los senderos in Spanish. Because each piece is individually hand-woven, measurements could vary +/- 5 cm. |
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 Wool rug, 'Zapotec Window' (2x3)
$53.99
A work of splendid elegance, this wool rug celebrates the art of the Zapotec people. Mario Chavez weaves a magnificent piece as he works on a traditional pedal loom with threads previously dyed with natural colorants. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Stargazer' (2x3)
$75.99
Centering a crimson shield, a golden sky hosts twinkling stars. Alberto Ruiz weaves a spectacular design, interpreted in virgin wool. The Zapotec rug is handloomed with Ruiz's own distinctive style. Titled "Destellos Zapotecos" in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 5 cm. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'The Colors of My Village' (2x3.5)
$62.95
"I was inspired by the bright colors that are displayed around my village on a feast day," says Mario Chevez. He obtains the vibrant colors form natural dyes before weaving the wool rug on a traditional loom. Chevez incorporates legendary Zapotec motifs, including frieze patterns and flowers amid bands of colors such as green, red, blue, orange and brown. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Green Maguey' (2x3)
$75.99
Inspired by ancient designs hewn in stone, Alberto Ruiz Garcea replicates Zapotec archeology with this rug. The intricate central motif is inspired by the maguey plant that flourishes in the sierra. Bands of fretwork adorn this brilliant handloomed rug titled "Raeces Zapotecas" in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 5 cm. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Dusk' (2x3.5)
$68.99
Stunning red underscores a black frieze, disarming the viewer with the strength of its design. The detailed patterns that adorn the monumental pyramids of Monte Alban, Oaxaca, serve as inspiration for this rug by Alberto Ruiz. Woven on a handloom, the wool threads receive their coloring from natural dyes. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Fish Fiesta' (2x3.5)
$80.99
Woven by hand, this handsome rug features fish in fiesta colors. Alberto Ruiz Garcea and his wife create bright mirror images in virgin wool. Red stripes border the forest green area rug named "Danza Acuetica" in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 10 cm. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Six Suns' (2x3.5)
$62.95
Six suns shine bright over Oaxaca skies bringing a message of Zapotec mysticism. Each sun represents the duality of nature and the interaction between thought and spirit. Mario Chevez honors his Zapotec heritage with a colorful hand-loomed wool rug in natural dyes. Size and color may vary slightly as this is a hand-woven product made from natural materials. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Birds and Corn' (2x3.5)
$89.95
Maize is the staff of life in Mesoamerica, and Mario Chevez depicts a flourishing corn plant as a motive for joy. Bright birds perch amid the verdant foliage to sing of the harvest to come. Woven on the handloom with naturally tinted wool, this accent rug is an elegant example of Zapotec weaving. Chevez names the design Renace el arbol de la vida in Spanish. Because each piece is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 3 cm. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Winter Hills (2x3.5)
$67.95
Bands of multicolor diamonds dance delightfully across an ivory background. Gracing a handloomed rug, the intricate motifs allude to ancient Zapotec motifs. Alberto Ruiz and his wife weave a beautiful Zapotec rug of virgin wool. They name the design "Grecas zapotecas" in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 10 cm (4 in). |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Morning Stars' (2x3.5)
$62.95
Morning stars bring radiant light in a hand-woven Zapotec rug by Mario Chevez. He works on a traditional loom with wool that is dyed with natural pigments. The rug classic frieze patterns believed to symbolize the sea waves. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Red Lightning' (2x3)
$75.99
Like tongues of fire, lightning streaks across a background of ardent red. Alberto Ruiz weaves a bold design in virgin wool. Named "Unien de Diamantes" in Spanish, the traditional Zapotec rug is created on the handloom and takes its fiery colors from natural dyes. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 10 cm. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Six Suns' (2x3.5)
$59.95
Appearing in pairs, the sun is an intricate diamond radiating horizontal sunbeams. Mario Chevez depicts the medallions in a hand-loomed accent rug. A traditional Zapotec textile art, this beautiful piece is woven with a woolen palette of red, black and white. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 5 cm. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Milpa at Night' (2x3.5)
$89.95
Maize is the staff of life in Mesoamerica, and Mario Chevez depicts a flourishing corn plant in a nocturnal milpa, or corn field. Bright birds perch amid the verdant foliage to sing of the harvest to come. Woven on the handloom of naturally tinted wool, this accent rug is an elegant example of Zapotec weaving. Chevez names the design Celido erbol de la vida in Spanish. Because each piece is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 3 cm. |
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 Zapotec Rug, 'Southwest Charm' (4x6)
$244.95
Stepped diamonds seem to vibrate in black and yellow. Recreating ancestral motifs, the Ruiz Bazan Family crafts an intricate design on handlooms. They use soft wool obtained from local farmers, tinted with natural and artificial dyes. The rug takes its name Huijazoo from an archeological zone set in a cool highland valley. 100% wool |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Fire' (4x6)
$262.95
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on sale! $236.66
Like lightning, bold zigzags on red evoke the power of fire in the mind of Alberto Ruiz. The neat geometry ripples fluidly across virgin wool colored with natural dyes. The handloomed Zapotec rug makes a dramatic focal point in any decor. Titled "Poder del Fuego" in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 5 cm. |
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 Wool rug, 'Lightning' (3x5.5)
$174.95
Wide bands of lightning zigzag across a handloomed accent rug. Ignacia and Marten work in virgin wool to create a novel decorative accessory. Its array of colors is dazzling. Because each is individually woven by hand, size can vary up to 1.2 in (3 cms), and color sequence may vary slightly. |
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 Wool rug, 'Op Art Blues' (3x6)
$207.95
Geometric motifs in perfect symmetry create a stunning optical illusion. Combining dark and light blue with yellow and green, the Jimenez Family weaves an unusual accent rug that emulates op art. Virgin wool and traditional techniques result in a thoroughly modern design. Because each is an individually hand-woven work of art, the colors or placement of motifs can vary slightly. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Color Fiesta' (2.5x5)
$184.99
Oaxaca's golden sun caresses joyous colors that celebrate a fiesta. Wide blue borders evoke the night sky. Eliciting intricate motifs from virgin wool, Alberto Ruiz Garcea and his wife craft this beautiful Zapotec rug on the handloom. They name the design "Fiesta de Colores" in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 10 cm. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Summer Sun' (2.5x5)
$99.99
Splendidly woven by hand, this radiant rug conveys the warmth of the Mexican sun. Mario Chevez works in virgin wool to created intricate geometric motifs. Their symmetry and beauty are astonishing. Titled "Diamante" in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 3 cm (1.1 in). |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Universe Star' (2.5x5)
$129.99
A deep blue star appears in perfect symmetry to dominate a deep red universe. Woven by hand, it adorns a bold rug by Mario Chevez. He adds blue borders that emulate ancient pyramids and the Sierra Madre mountains. Titled "Estrella del Universo" in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 3 cm (1.1 in). |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Mythic Sun' (2.5x5)
$107.95
The Zapotec sun lures with its mystical presence, it's star-like diamond shape a symbol of nature's dual essence. Mario Chevez replicates this legendary symbol of Zapotec belief and art in a hand-loomed wool rug featuring natural dyes. Size and color may vary slightly as this is a hand-woven product made from natural materials. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Wave Frieze' (2.5x5)
$99.95
Mario Chevez creates a wonderful illusion as he aligns Zapotec friezes into a sea of colorful waves. He dyes the wool threads with natural pigments prior to weaving the rug by hand, on a traditional loom. Size and color may vary slightly as this is a hand-woven product made from natural materials. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Tree of Life' (3x5)
$172.95
Colorful birds nest on the verdant leaves of a corn stalk that is transformed into a tree of life. Known as milpa, the corn stalk symbolizes Mother Earth and her nurturing spirit according to pre-Hispanic societies. Mario Chevez replicates this legendary symbol for a Zapotec wool rug that is woven on a traditional loom. He obtains colorful intensity with natural dyes. Size and color may vary slightly as this is a hand-woven product made from natural materials. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Sunshine Waves' (4x6)
$249.95
Deep blue waves in golden sunlight roll across a distant sea. Inspired by motifs from the archeological site of Mitla, Alberto Ruiz weaves a bold and beautiful rug he names "Recuerdo en Mitla" in Spanish. The hand-loomed design is created from virgin wool, and natural dyes provide the rich colors. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 10 cm. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Earth' (2.5x5.5)
$149.95
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on sale! $134.96
Arresting zigzag designs nestled in rust hues embellish this wool rug by the Ruiz Bazan Family. The wool used is obtained from local farmers and tinted with naturally extracted dyes, resulting in harmonious color variations. Elaborated by hand on a loom, this piece reveals weaving techniques dating back to pre-Hispanic times. Fusing tradition with style, the woven artwork is a stunning example of Zapotec artistry. Because each piece is individual created, colors and size may vary slightly. |
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 Zapotec wood rug, 'Phases of the Moon' (2.5x5)
$99.95
Rich colors obtained from natural dyes underscore the aesthetic minimalism of this Zapotec rug. Mario Chavez weaves wool on a traditional loom masterfully evoking pre-Hispanic motifs. "I was inspired by the phases of the moon when I designed this rug," confides Chavez. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, Fire of Dawn' (4x6)
$279.99
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on sale! $251.99
Crossing fields of red in neat bands, pyramids, temples and mountains appear in the glow of dawn. Inspired by Navajo designs, Alberto Ruiz and his wife weave a beautiful Zapotec rug on the handloom. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 5 cm. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Energy of Life' (2.5x5)
$104.95
A dazzling Zapotec diamond exudes the vibrant artistry of Mexico's Mario Chavez. Viewed from left to right, each step in the diamond symbolizes a different stage of life beginning with conception. The steps reach a zenith, which is followed by a decrease in energy as life continues into the other world, the world of souls, until rebirth. Each point in the Zapotec diamond represents the cardinal points and their different life energies. Chavez weaves the wool rug on a traditional loom featuring rich colors that are obtained from natural dyes. Size and color may vary slightly as this is a hand-woven product made from natural materials. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Oaxaca Sun' (2.5x5)
$169.99
Bright bands of yellow evoke the warm Oaxaca sunshine. Illuminating fields of gentle earth colors, they host stylized stars. Alberto Ruiz Garcea and his wife craft this beautiful Zapotec rug on the handloom, naming the design for the town of "Teotitlen." A deep, rich blue borders the rug. Because each piece is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 10 cm. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Wisdom of God' (2.5x5)
$119.95
Inricate motifs in deep, rich colors invoke the wisdom of Wixepecocha, a Zapotec deity. This was manifest through the flight of butterflies. Combining reds, blues and browns with neutral beige and gray, the Chevez Bautista Family weaves this stunning rug. They name their design "Sabidurea de dios" in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven on handlooms, measurements could vary slightly. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Ancestral Red' (2.5x5)
$102.95
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on sale! $92.66
Striking geometric symbols are inspired by ancestral designs seen in ancient temples. Meticulously woven in virgin wool, they grace a colorful crimson rug. Alberto Ruiz Garcea and his wife craft this beautiful Zapotec rug on the handloom, naming the design "Colorido Zapoteca" in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 10 cm. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Summer Meadow' (2.5x5)
$119.99
Summer rains transform Oaxaca's meadows into green carpets studded with wildflowers. Recreating the sensation in hand-loomed wool, Alberto Ruiz creates an extraordinary accent rug. The bright colors come from natural dyes and the detail is amazing. Ruiz names the design "Grecas arqueolegicas" in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 10 cm (4 in). |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Ancient Ones' (2.5x10)
$329.95
Intertwining in meticulous patterns, rich colors ripple across an extraordinary rug. Virgin wool lends its strength and softness to the beautiful design by Gregorio Ruiz Lopez. Evoking the moods of the Zaachila archeological site in the state of Oaxaca, he weaves precise patterns on the traditional handloom. Titled "Zaachila" in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 5 cm. |
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 Zapotec wool runner, 'Stars on Earth' (1.5x6)
$74.95
Stars descend from the sky to illuminate the fertile earth. Neatly woven by hand in virgin wool, the elegant motifs grace a traditional Mexican rug. Gregorio Ruiz Lopez works on the handloom to create designs his father taught him, this one named "Jaula de Estrellas" in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 5 cm. |
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 Zapotec rug, 'Glowing Embers' (2.5x6.5)
$152.95
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on sale! $137.66
Glowing colors from natural dyes conjure the embers of a campfire in the sierra. This delightful rug by Gregorio Ruiz features intricate geometric designs. Masterfully woven by hand of soft virgin wool, it is a superb example of Zapotec weaving. Because each rug is an individual work of art, the tones, motifs and order of colors may vary slightly according to the artisan's inspiration. Titled "Leneas Multicolores" in Spanish. |
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 Zapotec wool runner, 'Forest Spirit' (1x3.5)
$42.95
A narrow expanse of scarlet hosts medallions in forest green. Invoking the spirit of whispering trees, Gregorio Ruiz weaves an enchanting rug. He works with virgin wool on a traditional handloom. Titled "Trilogia de Diamantes" in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven on handlooms, measurements could vary +/- 5 cm (2 in). |
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 Zapotec wool runner, 'Earth Strata' (1.5x3.5)
$54.95
Exploring the earth's strata through color, the Ruiz Bazen Family weaves a lovely rug in shades of beige and coppery brown. Cool green and deep blue enhance wide bands of geometric shapes that enclose two dazzling stars. They name this design "Estratos" in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven on handlooms, measurements could vary slightly. |
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 Zapotec wool rug, 'Fiery Sky' (1.5x6.5)
$87.95
Incredibly complex, starbursts in blue and violet stand out against a brick red background. Gregorio Ruiz weaves an extravagantly beautiful rug. He works with virgin wool on the handloom, carrying on a family tradition. Because each rug is individually woven on handlooms, measurements could vary +/- 5 cm (2 in). Titled "Camino de Diamantes" in Spanish. |
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