Hand Woven Table Runner - Short
Bring some character and color to your dining room with these handwoven table runners. Each one is woven from strips of estera palm leaves and dyed with native jungle plants.
Hand made in Colombia, it features all natural dyes in a traditional wave pattern.
Size: approx. 14” x 50”
Material: Estera palm
Handmade in Chimichagua, Colombia
These traditional palm fiber mats originate from a fishing village in the swamplands of the Magdalena River. Local palm fronds are carefully sliced into strips, dyed using only natural pigments, and dried in the sun. A women’s cooperative then weaves these strips into designs—both traditional and modern—often reflecting their life on the water.
Bring some character and color to your dining room with these handwoven table runners. Each one is woven from strips of estera palm leaves and dyed with native jungle plants.
Hand made in Colombia, it features all natural dyes in a traditional wave pattern.
Size: approx. 14” x 50”
Material: Estera palm
Handmade in Chimichagua, Colombia
These traditional palm fiber mats originate from a fishing village in the swamplands of the Magdalena River. Local palm fronds are carefully sliced into strips, dyed using only natural pigments, and dried in the sun. A women’s cooperative then weaves these strips into designs—both traditional and modern—often reflecting their life on the water.
Bring some character and color to your dining room with these handwoven table runners. Each one is woven from strips of estera palm leaves and dyed with native jungle plants.
Hand made in Colombia, it features all natural dyes in a traditional wave pattern.
Size: approx. 14” x 50”
Material: Estera palm
Handmade in Chimichagua, Colombia
These traditional palm fiber mats originate from a fishing village in the swamplands of the Magdalena River. Local palm fronds are carefully sliced into strips, dyed using only natural pigments, and dried in the sun. A women’s cooperative then weaves these strips into designs—both traditional and modern—often reflecting their life on the water.
