Ocosito Hand Woven is a geometric jacquard of chevron-like stripes, woven by Maya artisans in Guatemala using traditional techniques passed down over centuries. Each length carries the irregularities and character of handwork, so no two pieces are identical, and the layered geometry reads with both graphic clarity and the warmth of cloth made by hand.
It is woven from pure cotton, 108 centimetres wide, with a vertical repeat of 19 centimetres and a horizontal repeat of 8 centimetres. Dry cleaning is recommended. The fabric suits upholstery and cushions.
