Ball Tapestry
Trama Textiles x DittoHouse
The Ball Tapestry was handwoven on a back strap* loom by Manuela, Luara, Lucera, Antonia, Anacleta, and Joana, K’iche’ speakers, in Sololá, Guatemala. The Ball Tapestries feature a bold black and white striped warp set up that is toned down with a white weft. This striking base cloth sets off exceptionally executed diagonal lines that form a graphic ball which playfully seems to jump off of the stripes. A dueling pattern is created from the negative spaces in between diagonals. The intention of the design is to be bold enough to engage, while the use of the familiar stripe pattern offers the viewer a meditative respite. The threads making up the colorful diagonal lines that create circles are long, floating, brocaded weft threads that create tactile, lively lines that truly show the human hand involved. The construction of the tapestry is risky and exciting, it is a nuanced and highly handmade feast for the eyes-- meant to activate the space in an considered way. The tapestry comes with a simple wooden rod for hanging or this tapestry is suitable for framing.
read more about the incredible Mayan back strap weaving method here
Manuela, Luara, Lucera, Antonia, Anacleta, and Joana set the price, minimum quantity order and production lead time on this tapestry. Products were paid for in full by DittoHouse before production started.
50% of the profits of the Ball Tapestry will go to Trama Textiles’ Almaya Fund which aims to provide members of the Trama Textiles cooperative with access to health & welfare services, professional development and adult & child education, to improve health outcomes and end the cycle of poverty in communities.
100% cotton
Handwoven in Guatemala
20”x20”
Spot Clean
Slight variations are expected and enjoyed, considering this is a completely handmade product.
Includes a simple wooden rod for hanging
Trama Textiles x DittoHouse
The Ball Tapestry was handwoven on a back strap* loom by Manuela, Luara, Lucera, Antonia, Anacleta, and Joana, K’iche’ speakers, in Sololá, Guatemala. The Ball Tapestries feature a bold black and white striped warp set up that is toned down with a white weft. This striking base cloth sets off exceptionally executed diagonal lines that form a graphic ball which playfully seems to jump off of the stripes. A dueling pattern is created from the negative spaces in between diagonals. The intention of the design is to be bold enough to engage, while the use of the familiar stripe pattern offers the viewer a meditative respite. The threads making up the colorful diagonal lines that create circles are long, floating, brocaded weft threads that create tactile, lively lines that truly show the human hand involved. The construction of the tapestry is risky and exciting, it is a nuanced and highly handmade feast for the eyes-- meant to activate the space in an considered way. The tapestry comes with a simple wooden rod for hanging or this tapestry is suitable for framing.
read more about the incredible Mayan back strap weaving method here
Manuela, Luara, Lucera, Antonia, Anacleta, and Joana set the price, minimum quantity order and production lead time on this tapestry. Products were paid for in full by DittoHouse before production started.
50% of the profits of the Ball Tapestry will go to Trama Textiles’ Almaya Fund which aims to provide members of the Trama Textiles cooperative with access to health & welfare services, professional development and adult & child education, to improve health outcomes and end the cycle of poverty in communities.
100% cotton
Handwoven in Guatemala
20”x20”
Spot Clean
Slight variations are expected and enjoyed, considering this is a completely handmade product.
Includes a simple wooden rod for hanging
Trama Textiles x DittoHouse
The Ball Tapestry was handwoven on a back strap* loom by Manuela, Luara, Lucera, Antonia, Anacleta, and Joana, K’iche’ speakers, in Sololá, Guatemala. The Ball Tapestries feature a bold black and white striped warp set up that is toned down with a white weft. This striking base cloth sets off exceptionally executed diagonal lines that form a graphic ball which playfully seems to jump off of the stripes. A dueling pattern is created from the negative spaces in between diagonals. The intention of the design is to be bold enough to engage, while the use of the familiar stripe pattern offers the viewer a meditative respite. The threads making up the colorful diagonal lines that create circles are long, floating, brocaded weft threads that create tactile, lively lines that truly show the human hand involved. The construction of the tapestry is risky and exciting, it is a nuanced and highly handmade feast for the eyes-- meant to activate the space in an considered way. The tapestry comes with a simple wooden rod for hanging or this tapestry is suitable for framing.
read more about the incredible Mayan back strap weaving method here
Manuela, Luara, Lucera, Antonia, Anacleta, and Joana set the price, minimum quantity order and production lead time on this tapestry. Products were paid for in full by DittoHouse before production started.
50% of the profits of the Ball Tapestry will go to Trama Textiles’ Almaya Fund which aims to provide members of the Trama Textiles cooperative with access to health & welfare services, professional development and adult & child education, to improve health outcomes and end the cycle of poverty in communities.
100% cotton
Handwoven in Guatemala
20”x20”
Spot Clean
Slight variations are expected and enjoyed, considering this is a completely handmade product.
Includes a simple wooden rod for hanging