Bolivian Frazada Rug in Antelope Valley

Bolivian Frazada Rug in Antelope ValleyUsed as a floor rug, a throw at the foot of the bed or a picnic blanket, these traditional Bolivian textiles known as frazadas have been hand woven in the Andes since pre Hispanic times, traditionally used to protect against the high altitude cold. We hand picked a selection of these covetable creations in contemporary colors that add an instant hit of worldly character. Wool; 4050 years old Approximately 59" x 63" (4. 9' x 5. 25' feet) Dry clean Made

finished with smooth notes of musk and woods

Made in France and free from artificial ingredients

Use it as a jewelry dish

Xochi Solis' mixed media creations are masterpieces of color and texture

Nectar: top notes of juicy pear nectar and warm amber

Material Wool Size Small: 14" diameter x 10" tall

Material Linen Size 18" x 24" Care Machine wash Origin Brooklyn

A triple threat of healing calendula (in dried flower

Material Brass

A stacked form shows off a cheery study of color in this print from Kristi Kohut

Ashley's work tends to have a graphic nature in its bold shapes and moments of pattern while remaining organic in its execution

From Brahms Mount