Solola Orchids Light Fuchsia Backstrap Loom Cotton Scarf from Guatemala Hummingbird decorating it through a two-day

decorating it through a two-day process that combines batik and tie-dye methods

Looks Fashionable Year-round while proving warmth to the essential Neck extremity

where March 13 is designated as Thai Elephant Day

Oscar Figueroa stylizes the symbol of infinity to create this original pair of earrings featuring the balance of opposites

Utilizing the traditional Gamocha technique

Solola Orchids Light Fuchsia Backstrap Loom Cotton Scarf from Guatemala Hummingbird decorating it through a two-dayWoven by hand on a backstrap loom, this lovely cotton scarf takes its colors from logwood bark. Weavers from the Community Association of Tzutujil Women Artisans create Guatemala's traditional jaspe motifs by tie dying the threads before they are placed on the loom. materials: 100% cotton Hand crafted item color, size and or motif may vary slightly Eco Friendly: colored with organic dyes 70 in. L x 10 in. W; Fringe: 2 in. L Dry on low heat cycle;