Zapotec Wool at Patrick Hosea blog

Zapotec Wool. There are some very special pieces that are woven in silk. Traditional zapotec weavings are made with natural ingredients native to the region of oaxaca. At harpo, you will find zapotec rugs and zapotec cushion covers of different sizes and colors in our decoration section. From teotitlan del valle, oaxaca, mexico. From living room rugs and dining room rugs to toss pillows and accent pillows, we offer modern, western and southwestern wool oaxacan items. Most of the zapotec rugs are made of wool, with a cotton warp, although some other fibers are also used on occasion. Some weavers have been experimenting with the addition of feathers to their woolen rugs, incorporating some ancient techniques. The zapotec people raise and shear the sheep, then clean, card, and dye the wool, often. The zapotecs live in and around the beautiful village of teotitlan del valle in the state of oaxaca, mexico. Alpaca and sheep wool are the fibers of choice, and they are dyed with locally produced ingredients such as wild tarragon, muicle (a variety of honeysuckle), campeich wood (a native oaxacan tree), and moss, among many others.

Traditional zapotec weavings are made with natural ingredients native to the region of oaxaca. From living room rugs and dining room rugs to toss pillows and accent pillows, we offer modern, western and southwestern wool oaxacan items. There are some very special pieces that are woven in silk. Some weavers have been experimenting with the addition of feathers to their woolen rugs, incorporating some ancient techniques. Alpaca and sheep wool are the fibers of choice, and they are dyed with locally produced ingredients such as wild tarragon, muicle (a variety of honeysuckle), campeich wood (a native oaxacan tree), and moss, among many others. The zapotecs live in and around the beautiful village of teotitlan del valle in the state of oaxaca, mexico. From teotitlan del valle, oaxaca, mexico. Most of the zapotec rugs are made of wool, with a cotton warp, although some other fibers are also used on occasion. At harpo, you will find zapotec rugs and zapotec cushion covers of different sizes and colors in our decoration section. The zapotec people raise and shear the sheep, then clean, card, and dye the wool, often.

Zapotec hand woven merino wool coasters set of two (5” x 6”)

Zapotec Wool Some weavers have been experimenting with the addition of feathers to their woolen rugs, incorporating some ancient techniques. The zapotec people raise and shear the sheep, then clean, card, and dye the wool, often. At harpo, you will find zapotec rugs and zapotec cushion covers of different sizes and colors in our decoration section. Most of the zapotec rugs are made of wool, with a cotton warp, although some other fibers are also used on occasion. There are some very special pieces that are woven in silk. Alpaca and sheep wool are the fibers of choice, and they are dyed with locally produced ingredients such as wild tarragon, muicle (a variety of honeysuckle), campeich wood (a native oaxacan tree), and moss, among many others. The zapotecs live in and around the beautiful village of teotitlan del valle in the state of oaxaca, mexico. From teotitlan del valle, oaxaca, mexico. Traditional zapotec weavings are made with natural ingredients native to the region of oaxaca. From living room rugs and dining room rugs to toss pillows and accent pillows, we offer modern, western and southwestern wool oaxacan items. Some weavers have been experimenting with the addition of feathers to their woolen rugs, incorporating some ancient techniques.