Raffia Table Runner - Handwoven Chevron

$160.00

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This stunning raffia table runner is carefully crafted using a detailed handwoven patterning technique, giving each piece a rich texture, and curated feel.  A special 'clasped weft' weaving method is used to create the distinctive zigzag chevron pattern.  

This intricate piece is sure to give an earthy elegance to your table, and is perfect for daily use or laid-back special occasions.

  • Measures 14”x72” (the length includes 2" tassels on each end)
  • Dyed and undyed handwoven raffia (black and natural)
  • Handmade from start to finish in Madagascar
  • Slight variations in size and color due to the handcrafted process
  • Eco-friendly and Fair Trade Certified

These art pieces were sustainably sourced and made in Madagascar by SEPALIM, a poverty alleviation NGO in northeastern Madagascar that invests in local leadership, community ownership and linking these partners to global markets. 100% of the profits from Tanana are returned to our team in Madagascar. 

Washing instructions: Spot clean with cool or warm water, lay flat to dry, steam iron if desired.

$160.00

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