Most of our Zapotec designs are available in pillow covers, rugs of many sizes plus coasters and runners.
If you want to introduce a Southwestern feel into you home while seeking affordability and durability, our Southwest line of textiles are a perfect solution. Handwoven from 100% wool and processed with real use in mind, these throw pillows are breathable and durable. Having native american and mexican influences, these beautiful accessories to your home are of original design and color patterns.
We are continually developing this line, with more designs and sizes, so be sure to revisit for a wonderful selection of decorative pillows. Whether used in the living room or bedroom, these affordable pillows can become a great accent to the rustic ideal of your home.
Otomi textiles originate from the indigenous people of eastern Mexico, in what is now the states of Puebla and Hidalgo. An ancient craft using hand embroidering techniques, Otomi textiles, known as tenangos, incorporate colorful images of plants, animals, people and activities. Both the real and mystical imagery of the textiles depict the Otomi cosmovision originally recorded in regional cliff drawings.
Otomi embroidery is a nearly lost art still practiced today by a small number of indigenous people in the villages of San Pablito and Pahuatlan, in northern Puebla. Located in the remote Sierra Norte region, artisans will take weeks to complete a single piece. Designs are born from the artist's memory and cultural heritage, and every colorful element of the design has importance. All "Fino" Quality Otomi accessories offered by La Fuente Imports are One of a Kind, never to be repeated. All other Otomi textiles offered here are largely replicable.
Made from the embroidered cloth of traditional garments known as the Huipil (pronounced "Wee-Pil") tunic, these durable throw pillows bring lively design and cultural history wherever they go. Numerous fabric types, embroideries and stitching styles are used to create the Huipil, as each expresses the unique identity and personality of the indigenous woman who wears it. Made in Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca, Mexico, each pillow is One-of-a-kind.
The Huipil is the Nahuatl name for the traditional handmade garment worn by indigenous women throughout Southern Mexico and Central America. Used as daily garments to special ceremonies, dressing the statues of saints and adorning women of high status, the Huipil is an important piece of clothing. That makes these throw pillows not just well-made and comfortable, but rich in tradition, too.
Peruvian art is a culmination of vibrant colors, rich history and diverse materials. With our collectian of peruvian textiles, you can see and feel the mixture of cultures present in the fabric. Brilliant colors and unique designs are inspired from a mingling of Spanish heritage and the indigenous Inca culture.
Peru has a vast display of cultural diversity based on its different ecoregions such as the Andes, the Yungas and the Amazon, the Puna grasslands, various desert regions while having vast coastal regions as well. This provides an abundant resource for cultural motifs. We at Lafuente Imports are proud to provide these and other collections for you to accent your home.