Handwoven Guatemalan textile, table runner, Tapestry Or Shawl 

These textiles are crafted by Maya artisans using traditional backstrap looms and are known for their vibrant colors and geometric patterns. Origin: Guatemala, specifically the western highlands. Material: Typically made of organic, locally produced, naturally dyed cotton thread. Technique: Handwoven on backstrap looms, a tradition passed down through generations. Design: Features geometric motifs and vibrant colors, often with symbolic meanings reflecting Maya culture. Use: Can be used as a table runner, wall hanging, or even a shawl. Variations: Each region in Guatemala has its own distinctive style and patterns. Uniqueness: Due to the handmade nature, slight variations in patterns and colors may occur, making each piece unique.