Multicolor Hand Woven Cotton Shawls for Women

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Zapotec cotton rebozo shawl, 'Zapotec Night Splendor' - Black Zapotec Rebozo Shawl with Colorful Geometric Stripes

Zapotec Night Splendor

Black Zapotec Rebozo Shawl with Colorful Geometric Stripes $54.99

Cotton blend kente cloth scarf, 'Fathia Beauty' (17 inch width) - Handwoven Cotton Blend Kente Cloth Shawl (17 inch width)

Fathia Beauty

Handwoven Cotton Blend Kente Cloth Shawl (17 inch width) $139.99

Cotton blend kente cloth shawl, 'Fathia Beauty' (13 inch width) - Handwoven Cotton Blend Kente Cloth Shawl (13 Inch Width)

Fathia Beauty

Handwoven Cotton Blend Kente Cloth Shawl (13 Inch Width) $154.99

Zapotec cotton rebozo shawl, 'Zapotec Night Blues' - Handwoven Black Zapotec Rebozo Shawl with Multicolor Motifs

Zapotec Night Blues

Handwoven Black Zapotec Rebozo Shawl with Multicolor Motifs $54.99

Cotton blend kente scarf, 'Wisdom for Two' (3 strips) - Three Strips Handwoven Yellow and Purple African Kente Scarf

Wisdom for Two

Three Strips Handwoven Yellow and Purple African Kente Scarf $119.99

Cotton blend kente scarf, 'First Lady' (4 strips) - Bright Geometric Handwoven Cotton Blend Kente Scarf 4 Strips

First Lady

Bright Geometric Handwoven Cotton Blend Kente Scarf 4 Strips $167.99

Cotton blend kente scarf, 'Shield' (4 strips) - 4 Strips Handwoven Red Yellow Green African Kente Scarf

Shield

4 Strips Handwoven Red Yellow Green African Kente Scarf $167.99

Cotton blend kente scarf, 'Eclectic' (4 strips) - Four Strip Handwoven Multicolor African Kente Scarf

Eclectic

Four Strip Handwoven Multicolor African Kente Scarf $169.99

Cotton blend kente scarf, 'Eclectic' (3 strips) - Three Strips Handwoven Multicolor African Kente Scarf

Eclectic

Three Strips Handwoven Multicolor African Kente Scarf $119.99

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Asunta Pelaez I have been dedicated to this art form since I was 17 years old. I originally started learning through the influence of my husband's family. View products | Loan details

Nyoman Rena I started to learn wood carving when I was in the third year of elementary school. My grandfather gave me much support. View products | Loan details

Tiraphan Hasub I believe many women think like me, and that's what inspired me to create jewelry that is original. View products | Loan details

Alejandro de Esesarte I was born in Agua Prieta, Sonora near the border of Arizona with its colorful flowers. I feel influenced by both cultures but, above all, I identify with Mexico. View products | Loan details