Woven fajas/sashes Day of the Dead Both come from the same

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

25 inch high (up to hook)

54 inches long (excluding fringe)

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

Woven fajas/sashes Day of the Dead Both come from the sameWeaving 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.