Homegoods - Table Runners

Maiz Jaspe Table Runner - Light Blush


A meaningful and beautiful addition to any table setting. Entirely handwoven on the traditional backstrap loom by weavers in Sololá, this unique runner features indigo stripes with a maiz jaspe (ikat) design. Maiz, or corn, is the most important crop for the Maya people, the very gift of life from Mother Earth to her children. Background woven of light blush-pink cotton. Hand-twisted fringe. A beautiful masterpiece to add to your eco-home!

• NEW
• 100% cotton
• 14" x 72" plus fringe
• Cold water wash, line dry
• 100% Handmade and fair trade

This vintage hand embroidered textile has been repurposed from a vintage Huipil (Mayan blouse) into a table runner. The sides have been finished with a traditional Corte (Mayan skirt) textile in matching and complimentary colors and fridge ends.

This stunning table runner was made using an authentic and vintage Mayan blouse (Huipil) from the region of Cobán, Guatemala.

Featuring traditional indigenous patterns and vibrant colors, this table runner conveys culture, quality and Guatemalan pride. This is a perfect centerpiece for your dining room table or just a jewel of textile to brighten your home.

Approximate measurements:

• 63” inches long (handwoven fabric only)
• 75” inches long (handwoven fabric and fringe on both ends)
• 14” inches wide
• CARE: Machine wash cold, hang to dry

• This vintage Huipil Table Runner was personally purchased by Angelica, founder of Tesoros Maya. This Huipil table runner was ethically sourced and the artisan was paid fair price.

This stunning newly woven table runner is decorated with supplementary brocade featuring Mayan geometric designs typical of Santa Catarina Palopo, Guatemala weavings. The complex intermix of these motifs gives the overall design an abstract quality.

Featuring traditional indigenous patterns and vibrant colors, this table runner conveys culture, quality and Guatemalan pride. This is a perfect centerpiece for your dining room table or just a jewel of textile to brighten your home.

Approximate measurements:

• 43" inches long (not including the ends)
• 14.5" inches width
• CARE: Machine wash cold, hang to dry

• This NEWLY woven Table Runner was personally purchased by Angelica, founder of Tesoros Maya and was ethically sourced and the artisan was paid fair price.

This vintage hand embroidered textile has been repurposed from a vintage Huipil (Mayan blouse) into a table runner. The sides have been finished with a traditional Corte (Mayan skirt) textile in matching and complimentary colors and fridge ends.

This stunning table runner was made using an authentic and vintage Mayan blouse (Huipil) from the region of Coban, Guatemala.

Featuring traditional indigenous patterns and vibrant colors, this table runner conveys culture, quality and Guatemalan pride. This is a perfect centerpiece for your dining room table or just a jewel of textile to brighten your home.

Approximate measurements:

• 67" inches long (handwoven fabric only)
• 78" inches long (handwoven fabric and fringe on both ends)
• 12.5" inches wide
• CARE: Machine wash cold, hang to dry

• This vintage Huipil Table Runner was personally purchased by Angelica, founder of Tesoros Maya. This Huipil table runner was ethically sourced and the artisan was paid fair price.

In Guatemala, the traditional indigenous dress includes an intricate hair wrap. Hair worn in this style is called a TOCOYAL. Tocoyales vary by region and the hair accessories can range from small, headband-like ribbons to large fabric headdresses.

This particular beauty was purchased directly from the village of San Antonio Palopó, Guatemala. This Tocoyal is a long, thin woven cinta, or ribbon. Very elaborate and colorful. The ladies in this village weave these gorgeous hair wraps by hand using a traditional pedal loom and then they adds embellishment like sparkly garland tassels or hand-beaded details.

Whether you want to style your hair in the traditional indigenous Maya way or you want to use it as a belt wrapped around a dress, or use it to tie a curtain in your home; there are endless options to use this stunning peace of art.

Approximate Measurements: 

• 12" inches wide and 120" inches long
• This particular head wrap can also be used as a table runner or bedroom decorations

In Guatemala, the traditional indigenous dress includes an intricate hair wrap. Hair worn in this style is called a TOCOYAL. Tocoyales vary by region and the hair accessories can range from small, headband-like ribbons to large fabric headdresses.

This particular beauty was purchased directly from the village of San Antonio Palopó, Guatemala. This Tocoyal is a long, thin woven cinta, or ribbon. Very elaborate and colorful. The ladies in this village weave these gorgeous hair wraps by hand using a traditional pedal loom and then they adds embellishment like sparkly garland tassels or hand-beaded details.

Whether you want to style your hair in the traditional indigenous Maya way or you want to use it as a belt wrapped around a dress, or use it to tie a curtain in your home; there are endless options to use this stunning peace of art.

Approximate Measurements: 

• 12" inches wide and 120" inches long
• This particular head wrap can also be used as a table runner or bedroom decorations

This vintage hand embroidered textile has been repurposed from a vintage Huipil (Mayan blouse) into a table runner. The sides have been finished with a traditional Corte (Mayan skirt) textile in matching and complimentary colors and fridge ends.

This stunning table runner was made using an authentic and vintage Mayan blouse (Huipil) from the Mayan village of Todos Santos, Guatemala.

Tops from this region are known for it's vibrant blues, almost purple hues. This table runner features brocade geometric patterns that look like snowflakes. At both ends, it has a white flower embellishment, adding to its already beautiful look. 

This is a perfect centerpiece for your dining room table or just a jewel of textile to brighten your home.

Approximate measurements:

• 82” inches long (handwoven fabric only)
• 98” inches long (handwoven fabric and fringe on both ends)
• 13” inches wide

• CARE: Machine wash cold, hang to dry

• This vintage Huipil Table Runner was personally purchased by Angelica, founder of Tesoros Maya. This Huipil table runner was ethically sourced and the artisan was paid fair price.

This vintage hand embroidered textile has been repurposed from a vintage Huipil (Mayan blouse) into a table runner. The sides have been finished with a traditional Corte (Mayan skirt) textile in matching and complimentary colors and fridge ends.

This stunning table runner was made using an authentic and vintage Mayan blouse (Huipil) from the Mayan region Coban, Guatemala.

Featuring traditional geometric patterns that are embroidered on a soft yellow base, this table runner conveys culture, quality and Guatemalan pride. This is a perfect centerpiece for your dining room table or just a jewel of textile to brighten your home.

Approximate measurements:

• 72” inches long (handwoven fabric only)
• 86” inches long (handwoven fabric and fringe on both ends)
• 13.5”  inches wide

• CARE: Machine wash cold, hang to dry

• This vintage Huipil Table Runner was personally purchased by Angelica, founder of Tesoros Maya. This Huipil table runner was ethically sourced and the artisan was paid fair price.

This stunning newly woven table runner was made by our favorite artisan friend, Anita from the lake village of San Juan La Laguna, Sololá, Guatemala. 

Anita and her family use all natural dyes in the creation of their beautiful products, they use locally sourced plants and herbs to create dye baths that they apply to cotton or rayon threads. They use a banana tree trunk solution to fix the color and help stabilize the dye, ensuring the color will never run.

Your purchase will allow Anita and her daughters the opportunity to preserve their cultural knowledge of natural dyes & ancient weaving techniques.

• 100% hand-spun Guatemalan cotton
• Weaving technique: back-strap loom
  
• Cotton dyed naturally with plants
• 69" inches long (handwoven fabric only)
• 75" inches long (handwoven fabric and fringe on both ends)
• 14" inches wide

• CARE: Machine wash cold, hang to dry - Don’t use bleach.

This stunning newly woven table runner was made by our favorite artisan friend, Anita from the lake village of San Juan La Laguna, Sololá, Guatemala. 

Anita and her family use all natural dyes in the creation of their beautiful products, they use locally sourced plants and herbs to create dye baths that they apply to cotton or rayon threads. They use a banana tree trunk solution to fix the color and help stabilize the dye, ensuring the color will never run.

Your purchase will allow Anita and her daughters the opportunity to preserve their cultural knowledge of natural dyes & ancient weaving techniques.

• 100% hand-spun Guatemalan cotton
• Weaving technique: back-strap loom
  
• Cotton dyed naturally with plants
• 77" inches long (handwoven fabric only)
• 83" inches long (handwoven fabric and fringe on both ends)
• 19.5" inches wide

• CARE: Machine wash cold, hang to dry - Don’t use bleach.

The base of this stunning table runner was made using authentic and vintage Huipil (Mayan blouse) from the region of Patzun, Guatemala. This unique piece features a burgundy base traditionally from Patzun, but what makes this piece so unique is the the center placement of 8 authentic collars from vintage Mayan blouses. 

Featuring 8 different Mayan colors as center pieces, all so vibrant, this table runner conveys culture, quality and Guatemalan pride. This is a perfect centerpiece for your dining room table, a centerpiece at the end of your bed, or just a jewel of textile to brighten your home.

Approximate measurements:

• 91" inches long (handwoven fabric only)
• 13" inches width

• CARE: Machine wash cold, hang to dry

• This Table Runner was personally purchased by Angelica, founder of Tesoros Maya. This Huipil table runner was ethically sourced and the artisan was paid fair price.

This stunning newly woven table runner was made by our favorite artisan friend, Anita from the lake village of San Juan La Laguna, Sololá, Guatemala. 

Anita and her family use all natural dyes in the creation of their beautiful products, they use locally sourced plants and herbs to create dye baths that they apply to cotton or rayon threads. They use a banana tree trunk solution to fix the color and help stabilize the dye, ensuring the color will never run.

Your purchase will allow Anita and her daughters the opportunity to preserve their cultural knowledge of natural dyes & ancient weaving techniques.

• 100% hand-spun Guatemalan cotton
• Weaving technique: back-strap loom
  
• Cotton dyed naturally with plants
• 84" inches long (handwoven fabric only)
• 90" inches long (handwoven fabric and fringe on both ends)
• 14.5" inches wide

• CARE: Machine wash cold, hang to dry - Don’t use bleach.

This stunning newly woven table runner was made by our favorite artisan friend, Anita from the lake village of San Juan La Laguna, Sololá, Guatemala. 

Anita and her family use all natural dyes in the creation of their beautiful products, they use locally sourced plants and herbs to create dye baths that they apply to cotton or rayon threads. They use a banana tree trunk solution to fix the color and help stabilize the dye, ensuring the color will never run.

Your purchase will allow Anita and her daughters the opportunity to preserve their cultural knowledge of natural dyes & ancient weaving techniques.

• 100% hand-spun Guatemalan cotton
• Weaving technique: back-strap loom
  
• Cotton dyed naturally with plants
• 70" inches long (handwoven fabric only)
• 74" inches long (handwoven fabric and fringe on both ends)
• 13.5" inches wide

• CARE: Machine wash cold, hang to dry - Don’t use bleach.

This vintage hand embroidered textile has been repurposed from a vintage Huipil (Mayan blouse) into a table runner. The sides have been finished with a traditional Corte (Mayan skirt) textile in matching and complimentary colors and fridge ends.

This stunning table runner was made using an authentic and vintage Mayan blouse (Huipil) from the region of San Martin Jilotepeque, Guatemala.

Featuring an authentic vintage garment with vibrant purple colors, this table runner conveys culture, quality and Guatemalan pride. This is a perfect centerpiece for your dining room table or just a jewel of textile to brighten your home.

Approximate measurements:

• 40" inches long (handwoven fabric only)
• 53.5" inches long (handwoven fabric and fringe on both ends)
• 23" inches wide
• CARE: Machine wash cold, hang to dry

• This vintage Huipil Table Runner was personally purchased by Angelica, founder of Tesoros Maya. This Huipil table runner was ethically sourced and the artisan was paid fair price.

This vintage hand embroidered textile has been repurposed from a vintage Huipil (Mayan blouse) into a table runner. The sides have been finished with a traditional Corte (Mayan skirt) textile in matching and complimentary colors and fridge ends.

This stunning table runner was made using an authentic and vintage Mayan blouse (Huipil) from the region of Tecpan, Guatemala.

Featuring traditional indigenous patterns and vibrant colors, this table runner conveys culture, quality and Guatemalan pride. This is a perfect centerpiece for your dining room table or just a jewel of textile to brighten your home.

Approximate measurements:

• 47" inches long (handwoven fabric only)
• 61" inches long (handwoven fabric and fringe on both ends)
• 13" inches wide

• CARE: Machine wash cold, hang to dry

• This vintage Huipil Table Runner was personally purchased by Angelica, founder of Tesoros Maya. This Huipil table runner was ethically sourced and the artisan was paid fair price.

This vintage hand embroidered textile has been repurposed from a vintage Huipil (Mayan blouse) into a table runner. The sides have been finished with a traditional Corte (Mayan skirt) textile in matching and complimentary colors and fridge ends.

This stunning table runner was made using an authentic and vintage Mayan blouse (Huipil) from the famous city of "Xela" Quetzaltenango, Guatemala.

Featuring traditional indigenous patterns and vibrant colors, this table runner conveys culture, quality and Guatemalan pride. This is a perfect centerpiece for your dining room table or just a jewel of textile to brighten your home.

Approximate measurements:

• 70" inches long (handwoven fabric only)
• 87" inches long (handwoven fabric and fringe on both ends)
• 16" inches wide
• CARE: Machine wash cold, hang to dry

• This vintage Huipil Table Runner was personally purchased by Angelica, founder of Tesoros Maya. This Huipil table runner was ethically sourced and the artisan was paid fair price.

Renovate your home with a splash of color with this stunning handwoven Guatemalan textile.

Part of our hand-woven collection, this new handwoven textile is made from two strips of woven panels joined together. Makes for a perfect tablecloth, a center peace, or hanging as art display.

Ethically sourced personally from Virginia from the village of San Lucas Toliman