Quechua Girl Handwoven Brown and Orange Cushion Covers (Pair) Indonesia Mexican artisan Ana Luisa Zavala

Mexican artisan Ana Luisa Zavala laser cuts wood into the scalloped miniature frames that hold the image printed on paper

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Quechua Girl Handwoven Brown and Orange Cushion Covers (Pair) Indonesia Mexican artisan Ana Luisa ZavalaWoven by hand, these cushion covers are bold in dark brown, orange and tangerine. W. Rojas Yuri works on the Andean handloom, using a soft blend of alpaca wool. He names his design Niatay, meaning 'little girl' in the Quechua language. materials: 50% alpaca, 45% acrylic, 5% wool Cushion(s) not included Features a zipper closure 17. 25 in. L x 17. 25 in. W Dry clean only