Designed by Nathali Elfström for INDIGART and woven by indigenous women in the K’iché region of Guatemala.

A Mayan heritage piece woven with a backstrap loom. This table runner has the ancestral bird pattern of the town of Chajul of the Ixil Region in the Guatemalan highlands. Decorate any room in your house with this beautiful piece of art, and support a weaving cooperative benefitting over 400 indigenous women in Guatemala. Each piece is unique and slight variations in the patterns and colors are possible.

• Two sizes available*:

  • 120 × 35 cms.

  • 115 x 35 cms.

• Woven with a backstrap loom

• Length may vary slightly*

• Colors may vary slightly

• 100% Cotton

• Hand wash cold with gentle water and soap. Dry flat.

• Also available in orange.

*Please note that there may be slight variations as this is a hand-made product, and each product is unique. The price remains the same regardless of the length of the table runner. Our weavers invested the same amount of time and material to weave both models. The five centimeter difference in length is due to the tightness of the weft on the loom.

This item is made to order. Please allow 5 – 15 business days for delivery within the U.S.

If you are interested in buying our products from locations other than the United States please contact us and we will double-check whether we can ship our products to you.

Price does not include taxes nor shipping costs.