The Palo Borracho Día Tapestry
The Palo Borracho Día Tapestry
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The Palo Borracho Día Tapestry
This tapestry was woven in Salta, Argentina, by expert weaver Marcos Condori on a traditional loom using lambswool that is spun and dyed by hand. The asymmetries and beauty marks are part of what makes this artisanal piece so unique, and in our eyes, so perfect.
Pictured is the Palo Borracho, or Drunken Stick tree, which is native to Argentina. The tree is renowned for its gourd-like shape, massive thorns, and beautiful flowers, and is the subject of many ancient folktales.
Details:
- Handwoven in Salta, Argentina
- Material: 100 % Wool
- Dimensions: 23in x 37in
- Suggested Use: wall hanging or rug
- Includes a wooden wall mount
- One of a kind
Please note that the product may vary slightly from the one depicted, as they are all handmade. We only made five of these.
Cornelio Barconti along with the help of his family weaves incredible wool tapestries and area rugs. Cornelio lives in rural Jujuy, Argentina.
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These are so gorgeous, very soft, and high quality. I have two now - I ordered a second because the first was so nice and led to many compliments. They've brought a lot of dimension to both of my bedrooms. I love them so much that I hope you eventually get more in so I can put another in my ceramic studio!
Hand made from start to finish.
Cornelio and co spin the wool into yarn using home-made wheels, dye the yarn using primarily natural pigments, and then weave intricate patterns on artisanal looms. The result is outstanding.
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