Alicia Placemats - Tornasol

£85.00

Round placemat
Handwoven in Fine Iraca palm, beaded edge
Sustainable

The base of this placemat is made from natural iraca palm fibres, stained with natural dyes. These exquisite pieces were skilfully crafted in collaboration with the talented weavers in Sandoná , Nariño, demonstrating the exceptional talent required to transform the iraca palm fibres into stunning woven works of art. The beaded border is is inspired by a necklace bought by our founder on a street market in Colombia, the Chaquira necklaces are handwoven by the Embera Indigenous women from Risaralda. Literally jewellery for your table .

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Détails

Communauté : Sandoná,Embera

Technique : Panama hat weave, Chaquira weave

Composition : Iraca Palm, glass beads

Taille : ⌀35 cm

*en raison de la nature artisanale des produits, de petites variations de taille et de couleur sont normales.

Guide d'entretien

Do not expose to direct sunlight
Clean immediately with a non-abrasive damp cloth
When not in use keep in their dust bags to prevent accidental damage

Livraison et retours

Tous les frais de livraison sont calculés en fonction de la taille et du poids des articles de votre commande et confirmés au moment du paiement.

Livraison au Royaume-Uni
Les frais commencent à 8 £, la livraison prenant 2 à 5 jours ouvrables pour les articles en stock.

Livraison GRATUITE au Royaume-Uni pour les commandes supérieures à 100 £.

Livraison internationale
Pour les commandes directes aux consommateurs, nous ne livrons actuellement pas en dehors du Royaume-Uni.

Retour
Les articles peuvent être retournés pour un remboursement complet dans les 14 jours suivant la réception de votre commande.

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Alicia Placemats - Tornasol

£85.00

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The Weavers of Sandoná

On the mountainous Southwest region of Colombia, lies the market town of Sandoná, where weaving traditions have a rich history that spans many centuries. The town has become renowned for its skilled artisans who have mastered the art of weaving using the Iraca Palm, better known as Panama Hat straw.. This tradition has been passed down through generations of women, who gather in shared spaces to work together.

The intricate weaving technique requires great skill and precision, it results in a tight, flexible and durable weave that is used in the legendary Panana Hat, baskets and home decor items. Quiet luxury at its best, the Sandoná woven pieces are valued by many high end designers the world over.