Red Totonicapan Diamonds Cotton scarf _artisan--novica-artisan-4395 Members of the Working and

Members of the Working and Learning Together group create a set of six colorful coasters

He creates distinguished personages of varying personalities

The stockings are made in Guatemala by women artisans from rural areas

The shelters provide a safe place to rest that is protected from harsh weather and predators

Fida Hussain crafts elegant sculpture of papier mache over weeping willow wood

Red Totonicapan Diamonds Cotton scarf _artisan--novica-artisan-4395 Members of the Working andWoven by hand, this beautiful scarf features diamond motifs. They are a symbol of designs by Miguel Hernandez and his family. He alternates bands of red with open spaces that feature the black warp threads so the scarf drapes beautifully. He names it for Totonicapan, a Guatemalan village renowned for its weaving arts. materials: 100% cotton 70 in. L x 16 in. W; Fringe: 2. 8 in. L Dry on low heat cycle; Machine wash separately in cold water