Taburete Zamá fl Iluminación making their finishes an expression

making their finishes an expression of the artistic mastery of the weavers

desde la recolección de la materia prima hasta el modelado manual en el torno y la decoración con figuras caladas que reflejan aspectos culturales de la región

cuello pronunciado en V

in turn these threads were dyed with the "ikat" technique that in Mexico we must call "variegated" since it is its correct translation

Taburete Zamá fl Iluminación making their finishes an expressionSanta Rosa Lima, Yucatan. It is made by artisans from Xcanchakan and Santa Rosa Lima, Yucatn, using the sewn henequen technique. This beautiful stool is decorated with henequen fringes as well as its structure, which consists of henequen sewn in a circular way to form a firm material. Its color is raw and its wooden base is from an endemic species and is made by artisans from the 20 de Noviembre workshop in Campeche. This piece of artisanal art and