CLASSIFICATION: Cultural Textile Architecture (Artisanal and Ethical) CONSTRUCTION: Hand-Woven (Back-Strap Loom Technique) PROVENANCE: Santiago Atitlan, Lake Atitlan, Guatemala (Non-Profit Partnership) ROLE: Permanent Geometric and Cultural Anchor
This pillow is an artifact of high-integrity production, distinguished by its construction: it was woven by an artisan from the lakeside village of Santiago Atitlan using a back-strap loom, a time-honored, complex method of weaving.
The textile features a pattern that represents Santiago Atitlan’s traditional woven stripe, making the piece a direct link to the community's ancestral visual language.
Crucially, the production of this textile is anchored in ethical partnership with a non-profit organization on Lake Atitlan, Guatemala. The acquisition of this piece directly supports the continuation of this community's generational weaving tradition.
Geometric Authenticity: The textile's pattern is not arbitrary; it is a representation of Santiago Atitlan’s traditional woven stripe, granting the piece significant cultural weight and narrative value.
Artisanal Integrity: The method of construction (back-strap loom) is a key feature, proving that the item is a true piece of hand-woven textile art and not mass-produced.
Noted Placement: This textile has been recognized for its design authority, pictured in the Los Angeles home of Savannah Sjostrom.
Inventory & Ordering Protocol: The standard 18" x 18" size is currently in stock. All other sizes are made to order and require an approximate delivery time of 8–10 weeks.
