Used The textile in the image is a handwoven Guatemalan or Central American wall hanging or table runner, often referred to as a tapestry or rug in a general sales context. This style is characteristic of folk art from the region, known for its vibrant colors and depictions of people and animals. Key Details Origin: The designs and weaving style are strongly associated with Guatemalan or Mexican (specifically Zapotec) artisan communities. Motifs: The patterns typically incorporate traditional Mayan or Aztec-inspired designs and figures, which can include dancing people, animals, and geometric borders. Technique: These items are usually handwoven on a loom and can be made from materials such as cotton or local sheep's wool. Usage: While they have appeared as rugs in some instances, they are often intended for use as decorative wall hangings or table runners, often featuring loops or a rod pocket for hanging Vibrant woven tapestry with intricate patterns. Features multiple colors including blue, green, and pink. Perfect for adding a cultural touch to any room.