Fair Trade Gudza Mat cotton The Blue Hmong are one

The Blue Hmong are one of the Hill tribes who live in villages north of Chiang Mai

Handwoven using locally sourced wool on a family loom by a Salasaca Quechua near the Chimborazo Volcano in Ecuador

It features a typical folk art depiction of a traditional Haitian woman complete with headscarf

It measures 8" long and is strung on elastic cording for ease of taking on and off

this jewelry set is fashioned of glass beads using traditional techniques in a surprisingly contemporary design

Fair Trade Gudza Mat cotton The Blue Hmong are oneHandcrafted and handwoven using the inner fiber of the msasa tree by a Gudza weaver from the Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe, the intricate design of this mat reflects aspects of rural life, agriculture and folklore. 37"D