Totonicapán Jaspé Cushion

Description

Handwoven by artisans in Totonicapán, Guatemala using a traditional footloom and the regional jaspe resist-dye technique — a heritage craft unique to this community.

This cushion carries the quiet precision of a living tradition. Handwoven by artisans in Totonicapán, Guatemala using a traditional footloom, its geometric pattern is created using jaspe — a traditional Guatemalan resist-dye technique that requires immense skill and precision before a single thread meets the loom. The design is entirely unique to Totonicapán's heritage, and because it is handwoven rather than machine-stamped, it catches light in a way that printed fabric simply cannot replicate.

Arrives with a plush faux down poly insert — ready to use immediately.

Details Handwoven by artisans in Totonicapán, Guatemala using a traditional footloom. 100% cotton front with regional jaspe dye pattern unique to Totonicapán. Handwoven off-white cotton back. Concealed zipper closure. Includes a plush faux down poly insert.

Care Dry clean only to protect the artisan weave and preserve the depth of the pattern. Avoid spot washing or exposure to harsh liquids. Keep away from damp environments.