Christi Perez
Table runner, handwoven and hand embroidered in Mexico, Chiapas style
Table runner, handwoven and hand embroidered in Mexico, Chiapas style
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Cristy Perez and her family make all the table runners by hand themselves. First, the table runner is handwoven and then embroidered by hand. To create the beautiful embroidery patterns, the pattern is first traced and then embroidered. Each piece is unique!
The state of Chiapas is located in the south of Mexico and is known for its wealth of
culture and natural resources, but also for the amazing and beautiful
Works made by the artisans of this state.
The craftsmen represent in their masterpieces the culture of the Maya up to the
tropical flora and fauna. The handicrafts from Chiapas are some of the most beautiful and
most diverse in the entire country.
MATERIAL:
Cotton
CARE:
Hand wash, cold water,
Hand wash, cold water
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Hand-knotted with passion from Mexico
At FairMex, we believe that every product tells a story – a story of craftsmanship, tradition, and ethical responsibility. Our hand-knotted hammocks are made by the Ramírez family in Guerrero, Mexico, who have passed down their art for generations.
Fair Trade for Real Change: We work directly with local producers and pay fair wages, enabling them to support their families and strengthen their communities. Every purchase supports not only a product of the highest quality but also sustainable livelihoods in Mexico.
Ethical Production: Our hammocks are produced under fair working conditions. We rely on environmentally friendly materials and respectful crafting practices that protect both people and nature.
Quality That Lasts: Each hammock is a masterpiece – carefully knotted, tested, and crafted with attention to detail. You receive not just a product, but a piece of Mexican culture and craftsmanship.
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