Woven fajas/sashes Day of the Dead These earrings are painted free-hand

These earrings are painted free-hand on wood using the traditional technique and style of laca art

Both come from the same area of Michoacán--the villages on the coast where they're known for producing rare burnished pottery

We've added one of our lovely handwoven Turicuaro cotton napkins in red or navy --plus a beautiful salsa bowl -- making it a wonderful gift set

Gorgeous details on these handmade silver earrings

25 inch high (up to hook)

Woven fajas/sashes Day of the Dead These earrings are painted free-handWeaving from the Purepecha village of Cuanajo, near Patzcuaro, Michoacn. Fajas are woven on a backstrap loom and feature traditional designs that have been passed down from generation to generation. A faja is a sash or belt, and they can be made into a camera or guitar strap, or hung on the wall. Cotton, 54 inches long (excluding fringe), 2 1 4 inches wide.