The Aztecs wore colorful blankets created from cotton and agave fibers which they dyed with natural colours obtained from insects and fruits. It was believed that wearing bright colors brought favors from the gods...

The Aztecs wore colorful blankets created from cotton and agave fibers which they dyed with natural colours obtained from insects and fruits. It was believed that wearing bright colors brought favors from the gods...

The sarape is a traditional Mexican garment. Its name comes from the Nahuatl language and means "blanket to cover". It was used by peons, horsemen and people from the villages as a coat or as a blanket for the cold...

Traditionally used by Berbers to protect themselves from the cold, these blankets are handmade with wooden looms by Berber women in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco. They are characterized by their well-known knotted...

The hummingbird was considered the protector of the warriors and messenger of the gods. The Aztecs related the hummingbird to Huitzilopochtli, their god of war. For the Mayans, the hummingbirds carried the good...

The Aztecs wore colorful blankets created from cotton and agave fibers which they dyed with natural colours obtained from insects and fruits. It was believed that wearing bright colors brought favors from the gods...

The Tlaxcalteca Indians reflected in their tissues what they saw in the arid and desert landscape. Handmade using dyes inspired by the desert colors, these blankets are characterized by stripes that frame a dentate...

The sarape is a traditional Mexican garment. Its name comes from the Nahuatl language and means "blanket to cover". It was used by peons, horsemen and people from the villages as a coat or as a blanket for the cold...

Handmade in northern Mexico, this blanket combines the colours of the arid landscape of the deserts of Sonora and Chihuaha with the vivid colors of the typical Mexican saltillo. The use of acrylic materials makes it...

Traditionally used by Berbers to protect themselves from the cold, these blankets are handmade with wooden looms by Berber women in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco. They are characterized by their well-known knotted...

Kirati blankets, handmade in the Himalayan region from a mixture of yak wool, are reversible and can be used on both sides. Its geometric patterns are inspired by the traditional fabric of Nepal in which colorful...

Handmade with yak wool by artisans from the Katmadu valley, the patterns of these blankets are inspired by the Srung engravings and decorations, being protective amulets that Buddhists have used for centuries. Yak...

The hummingbird was considered the protector of the warriors and messenger of the gods. The Aztecs related the hummingbird to Huitzilopochtli, their god of war. For the Mayans, the hummingbirds carried the good...

The Tlaxcalteca Indians reflected in their tissues what they saw in the arid and desert landscape. Handmade using dyes inspired by the desert colors, these blankets are characterized by stripes that frame a dentate...

The sarape is a traditional Mexican garment. Its name comes from the Nahuatl language and means "blanket to cover". It was used by peons, horsemen and people from the villages as a coat or as a blanket for the cold...

Handmade in northern Mexico, this blanket combines the colours of the arid landscape of the deserts of Sonora and Chihuaha with the vivid colors of the typical Mexican saltillo. The use of acrylic materials makes it...