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A 500-year-old tradition comes to life on this 100 % wool, handwoven textiles. Crafted on a traditional frame loom following a tradition created by the Vankars of the Bhujodi village in India, a process that can take up to two days to complete. Finished with fringe tassels on both ends. Handmade in Austin, Texas.

A 500-year-old tradition comes to life on this 100% wool, handwoven textile. Crafted on a traditional frame loom following a tradition created by the Vankars of the Bhujodi village in India, a process that can take up to two days to complete. Finished with fringe tassels on both ends. Handmade in Austin, Texas.

A 500-year-old tradition comes to life on this 100% wool, handwoven textile. Crafted on a traditional frame loom following a tradition created by the Vankars of the Bhujodi village in India, a process that can take up to two days to complete. Finished with fringe tassels on both ends. Handmade in Austin, Texas.

• Overall: 36'' H x 19'' W
• Wall-Mounting Hardware Included: Yes

Mounting this beautiful hand-made and hand-painted ethnic wall hanging will not only add a positive vibe to your setting but will also fill the space with artsy and creative vibes. The perfect accessory for art oriented spaces.

• Overall: 36'' H x 2'' W

Add a touch of vibrant artistry to your home with our 7-Thread Camel Wall Hanging! This eye-catching piece features seven beautifully adorned camels, colorful beads, and delicate bells, creating a captivating display of color and sound. Perfect as a focal point in any room, this 25-inch wall hanging combines cultural elegance with traditional craftsmanship. Brighten your decor and bring a joyful charm to your space with the 7-Thread Camel Wall Hanging. Transform your home today!

• Bells produce a pleasant chime
• Handpainted and Handcrafted.
• Durable string for secure hanging
• Made for Indoor Use

Mexico's pre-Hispanic cultures honored their dead through celebrations and commemorations; after the arrival of the Spaniards, these cultural traditions became fused with the Catholic church's rituals and holidays, notably All Souls' Day in November which is now commonly known as the Day of the Dead. Influenced by these ancestral customs, artisans have been creating handicrafts using skull imagery for centuries. Jesus and Roxana Hernandez of the Mexican state of Oaxaca present this eye-catching skull-shaped home decor piece carved by hand from copal wood. Against a yellow base color, black lines are drawn to simulate a scaly texture, then the skull is further hand decorated with patches of geometric patterns on the top and sides in red, green, and pink. The dark eye sockets and nasal cavities are outlined in blue and green. Two rows of pearly white teeth complete the colorful cranium.

• Overall: 4.7'' H x 3.5'' W

The combination of the two flavors is immediately associated with Portugal. One of them is the sardine (present in multiple national festivities, such as those honoring Popular Saints), and another iconic flavor of childhood chocolates bought in corner shops and displayed in punch hole boxes.

• Giftboxed.
• Hole on the underside of the sardine for hanging.