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Posted by Novica on 03 Sep 2008 | Tagged as: 2x3 and smaller, area rugs, home decor, mexican & zapotec wool rugs, novica

Fiery sunbursts on warm brown wool illuminate the rugged Oaxaca sierra. Its bold color and meticulously woven motifs make this accent rug a focal point in any setting. Working in hand-loomed wool, the Ruiz Bazan Family creates an heirloom piece. Titled “Sierra Zapoteca” in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven on handlooms, measurements could vary as much as 5 cm (3.5 in).
Posted by Novica on 27 Aug 2008 | Tagged as: 2x3 and smaller, area rugs, home decor, mexican & zapotec wool rugs, novica

Bolts of lightning herald the presence of the Zapotec gods who inspire the design of this attractive rug. From the Oaxacan Artisan Association, the wool rug is woven on a traditional handloom and colors are obtained from natural dyes. This is a hand-loomed product elaborated with natural dyes, please expect slight differences in size and color.
Posted by Novica on 06 May 2008 | Tagged as: 2x3 and smaller, area rugs, home decor, mexican & zapotec wool rugs, novica
Working in virgin wool, the Ruiz Family creates intricate stair steps and diamonds. The deep rich colors come from natural dyes, and this exquisite area rug is woven by hand. It is a superb example of Zapotec art. Titled “Grecas” in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 5 cm (1.9 in).
Posted by Novica on 06 May 2008 | Tagged as: 2x3 and smaller, area rugs, area rugs of india, home decor, novica
Moving swiftly across the snow, a leopard leaves only a quick trace of its presence. This elegant dhurrie rug by Ishrat Kamal is minimalist and modern. He works on a traditional handloom with natural fibers to create the evocative images.
Posted by Novica on 30 Apr 2008 | Tagged as: 2x3 and smaller, area rugs, home decor, mexican & zapotec wool rugs, novica
Inspired by ancient designs hewn in stone, Alberto Ruiz Garc???a replicates Zapotec archeology with this rug. The intricate central motif is inspired by the maguey plant that flourishes in the sierra. Bands of fretwork adorn this brilliant handloomed rug titled “Ra???ces Zapotecas” in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 5 cm.
Posted by Novica on 27 Apr 2008 | Tagged as: 2x3 and smaller, area rugs, home decor, mexican & zapotec wool rugs, novica
Woven by hand, this handsome rug features fish in fiesta colors. Alberto Ruiz Garc???a and his wife create bright mirror images in virgin wool. Red stripes border the forest green area rug named “Danza Acu???tica” in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 10 cm.
Posted by Novica on 26 Apr 2008 | Tagged as: 2x3 and smaller, area rugs, area rugs of india, home decor, novica
Morning glories bloom against the radiant dawn sky. Embroidered by hand, they cover a beautiful cotton rug. Mahmood works in the traditional Panjadari style, in which the motifs are created on a handloomed, solid-color dhurrie.
Posted by Novica on 25 Apr 2008 | Tagged as: 2x3 and smaller, area rugs, home decor, mexican & zapotec wool rugs, novica
Centering a crimson shield, a golden sky hosts twinkling stars. Alberto Ruiz weaves a spectacular design, interpreted in virgin wool. The Zapotec rug is handloomed with Ruiz’s own distinctive style. Titled “Destellos Zapotecos” in Spanish. Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 5 cm.
Posted by Novica on 24 Apr 2008 | Tagged as: 2x3 and smaller, area rugs, area rugs of india, home decor, novica
A burst of white evokes the moment of creation as quiet earth and rich green come to life. Mystical and beautiful, this handloomed dhurrie rug by Shamsher Alam makes a bold accent in any d???cor.
Posted by Novica on 24 Apr 2008 | Tagged as: 2x3 and smaller, area rugs, area rugs of india, home decor, novica
Lilac petals and green foliage surround this rug with splendid color. The abstract motifs bring a contemporary flair to the handloomed dhurrie by the talented Ishrat Kamal.