Larráinzar Brocade Telar Woven Napkin Shot Glasses Hand-carved/painted designs on top using

Hand-carved/painted designs on top using Olinalá technique

Available in two options: White and red without a belt and Black and Blue with matching belt (extra cost for the belt)

using the renowned barro negro (black clay) technique

stunning designs

Tapered ends with 5" tassels on each side

Larráinzar Brocade Telar Woven Napkin Shot Glasses Hand-carved/painted designs on top usingTelar Woven Napkin Handmade in San Andrs Larrinzar, Chiapas These napkins are woven on a backstrap loom in San Andrs Larrinzar, Chiapas, using soft cotton and time honored weaving techniques. Each piece features a clean, solid weave with a single line of brocade running near the edge. The brocade includes geometric figures rooted in Tzotzil symbolism, often used to represent nature, fertility, and harmony with the land. This style of weaving is done