African Tapestry - Wall Hanging - Guinea Fowl in Iris by Setsoto Designs

Description: Fast, Secured ShippingSent With a Tracking NumberTop Quality ProductsAfrican Tapestry - Wall Hanging - Guinea Fowl in Iris by Setsoto Designs This beautiful tapestry was hand dyed and woven by the Setsota Weavers Cooperative is Lesotho. This wall hanging is hand-woven using mohair which is moth proofed and obtains is strong colors from colorfast dyes. Located in Lesotho, A beautiful display piece with purples and blues, subject matter is Guinea Fowl Birds and Irises - absolutely beautiful! Easy to hang, woven so a rod will easily hold the piece. Setsoto Design is Lesotho’s most renowned weaver’s cooperative; employing over 60 women the workshop produces traditional tapestries and floor rugs using mohair from the flocks of angora goats that roam the Maluti Mountains. About tapestries from Lesotho Lesotho tapestries are handwoven by woman in co-ops and job creation programs in the mountains of the Kingdom of Lesotho. They are woven with Mohair using an unusual weaving technique. The women work in groups with the yarn that they obtain from the Angora sheep they raise. The women spin and dye the yarn in their workshops and the weaving is done in groups. First, the design is drawn in pencil on parchment paper and the hung from the rafters of the workshop. In front of the design many of stands of undyed yarn are also hung from the rafters. The women sit on stools in front of the hanging strands of different colored yarns (each wrapped around a piece of wood) and weave the pattern through the hanging stands following the design on the paper hanging behind. At the top they make several loops so that the final product can be hung on a wall to be displayed. There are several co-ops and job creation programs which each do their own intricate designs. Each tapestry is made in specific sizes and the many intricate designs of the area include people animals, plants, and typical Lesotho scenery. Payment DetailsShipping InformationReturnsPayment DetailsShipping InformationReturns We accept payment by any of the following methods: PayPal Please pay as soon as possible after winning an auction, as that will allow us to post your item to you sooner! Please note each item regarding shipping policy. Your order will be shipped within 1 working day of receiving payment (Monday-Friday) and you should expect to receive it one or two days after dispatch (for orders sent RM 1st Class). In the very unlikely event that your item is lost or damaged during post, then WE are responsible and will issue either a full refund or replacement. If you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, you can return the product and get a full refund or exchange the product for another one, be it similar or not. You can return a product for up to 14 days from the date you purchased it. Any product you return must be in the same condition you received it and in the original packaging. Please keep the receipt. This beautiful tapestry was hand dyed and woven by the Setsota Weavers Cooperative is Lesotho. This wall hanging is hand-woven using mohair which is moth proofed and obtains is strong colors from colorfast dyes. Located in Lesotho, A beautiful display piece with purples and blues, subject matter is Guinea Fowl Birds and Irises - absolutely beautiful! Easy to hang, woven so a rod will easily hold the piece. Setsoto Design is Lesotho’s most renowned weaver’s cooperative; employing over 60 women the workshop produces traditional tapestries and floor rugs using mohair from the flocks of angora goats that roam the Maluti Mountains. About tapestries from Lesotho Lesotho tapestries are handwoven by woman in co-ops and job creation programs in the mountains of the Kingdom of Lesotho. They are woven with Mohair using an unusual weaving technique. The women work in groups with the yarn that they obtain from the Angora sheep they raise. The women spin and dye the yarn in their workshops and the weaving is done in groups. First, the design is drawn in pencil on parchment paper and the hung from the rafters of the workshop. In front of the design many of stands of undyed yarn are also hung from the rafters. The women sit on stools in front of the hanging strands of different colored yarns (each wrapped around a piece of wood) and weave the pattern through the hanging stands following the design on the paper hanging behind. At the top they make several loops so that the final product can be hung on a wall to be displayed. There are several co-ops and job creation programs which each do their own intricate designs. Each tapestry is made in specific sizes and the many intricate designs of the area include people animals, plants, and typical Lesotho scenery. Sent With a Tracking NumberFast, Secured ShippingTop Quality ProductsAfrican Tapestry - Wall Hanging - Guinea Fowl in Iris by Setsoto Designs This beautiful tapestry was hand dyed and woven by the Setsota Weavers Cooperative is Lesotho. This wall hanging is hand-woven using mohair which is moth proofed and obtains is strong colors from colorfast dyes. Located in Lesotho, A beautiful display piece with purples and blues, subject matter is Guinea Fowl Birds and Irises - absolutely beautiful! Easy to hang, woven so a rod will easily hold the piece. Setsoto Design is Lesotho’s most renowned weaver’s cooperative; employing over 60 women the workshop produces traditional tapestries and floor rugs using mohair from the flocks of angora goats that roam the Maluti Mountains. About tapestries from Lesotho Lesotho tapestries are handwoven by woman in co-ops and job creation programs in the mountains of the Kingdom of Lesotho. They are woven with Mohair using an unusual weaving technique. The women work in groups with the yarn that they obtain from the Angora sheep they raise. The women spin and dye the yarn in their workshops and the weaving is done in groups. First, the design is drawn in pencil on parchment paper and the hung from the rafters of the workshop. In front of the design many of stands of undyed yarn are also hung from the rafters. The women sit on stools in front of the hanging strands of different colored yarns (each wrapped around a piece of wood) and weave the pattern through the hanging stands following the design on the paper hanging behind. At the top they make several loops so that the final product can be hung on a wall to be displayed. There are several co-ops and job creation programs which each do their own intricate designs. Each tapestry is made in specific sizes and the many intricate designs of the area include people animals, plants, and typical Lesotho scenery. Payment Details We accept payment by any of the following methods: PayPal Please pay as soon as possible after winning an auction, as that will allow us to post your item to you sooner! Shipping Information Please note each item regarding shipping policy. Your order will be shipped within 1 working day of receiving payment (Monday-Friday) and you should expect to receive it one or two days after dispatch (for orders sent RM 1st Class). In the very unlikely event that your item is lost or damaged during post, then WE are responsible and will issue either a full refund or replacement. Returns If you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, you can return the product and get a full refund or exchange the product for another one, be it similar or not. You can return a product for up to 14 days from the date you purchased it. Any product you return must be in the same condition you received it and in the original packaging. Please keep the receipt. This beautiful tapestry was hand dyed and woven by the Setsota Weavers Cooperative is Lesotho. This wall hanging is hand-woven using mohair which is moth proofed and obtains is strong colors from colorfast dyes. Located in Lesotho, A beautiful display piece with purples and blues, subject matter is Guinea Fowl Birds and Irises - absolutely beautiful! Easy to hang, woven so a rod will easily hold the piece. Setsoto Design is Lesotho’s most renowned weaver’s cooperative; employing over 60 women the workshop produces traditional tapestries and floor rugs using mohair from the flocks of angora goats that roam the Maluti Mountains. About tapestries from Lesotho Lesotho tapestries are handwoven by woman in co-ops and job creation programs in the mountains of the Kingdom of Lesotho. They are woven with Mohair using an unusual weaving technique. The women work in groups with the yarn that they obtain from the Angora sheep they raise. The women spin and dye the yarn in their workshops and the weaving is done in groups. First, the design is drawn in pencil on parchment paper and the hung from the rafters of the workshop. In front of the design many of stands of undyed yarn are also hung from the rafters. The women sit on stools in front of the hanging strands of different colored yarns (each wrapped around a piece of wood) and weave the pattern through the hanging stands following the design on the paper hanging behind. At the top they make several loops so that the final product can be hung on a wall to be displayed. There are several co-ops and job creation programs which each do their own intricate designs. Each tapestry is made in specific sizes and the many intricate designs of the area include people animals, plants, and typical Lesotho scenery.

Price: 480 USD

Location: Madison, Wisconsin

End Time: 2025-01-26T02:54:36.000Z

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