Lanna Ha
Otomi Embroidery Wall Hanging | Black & Ivory Unique Wall Decor | Agustina Dark
Otomi Embroidery Wall Hanging | Black & Ivory Unique Wall Decor | Agustina Dark
26 x 32.5 inches | 66 x 82.5 centimeters
Worldwide
in Mexico
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THE STORY TO BRING MEXICO HOME
Authentic Otomi Hand Embroidered Wall Textile – One of a Kind
A piece that carries time, tradition, and intention.
FOR THOSE WHO LEFT MEXICO BUT NEVER LEFT IT BEHIND
This hand-embroidered textile is a unique creation made by artisans in Tenango de Doria, Hidalgo, Mexico Each design is first drawn by hand onto the fabric and then carefully embroidered using traditional techniques—a process that took over 5 weeks to complete.
Made from 100% cotton, every detail reflects the patience and skill behind this ancestral craft. The intricate figures and composition give the piece a strong visual presence, making it not only decorative, but deeply expressive.
Created in collaboration with artisans from Hidalgo and curated by Casa Lanna Ha as a contemporary textile for intentional interiors.
Each textile is later altered with a fabric backing for wall hanging, transforming the piece from a traditional object into a contemporary presence within your home.
VERSATILE DISPLAY
Whether displayed on a wall, over a bed, or as a statement piece in a hallway or workspace, it brings warmth, identity, and character into any space.
No two pieces are ever the same—the exact piece shown is the one you will receive.
DETAILS
Size: 26” H x 32.5” W
Material: 100% cotton
Color: black embroidery
Technique: Hand embroidered
Origin: Tenango de Doria, Hidalgo, Mexico
Finish: Unframed
Piece: One of a kind, ready to ship
SHIPPINGReady to ship (no production time)
Ships within the U.S. and Mexico via DHL
Please include your phone number and email at checkout for delivery
CAREGentle wash cycle
Cold water only
Mild detergent
Do not tumble dry
Optional: use color-catching sheets
A PIECE WITH MEANING
This is not just a decorative object—it is a fragment of Mexican craftsmanship, made to be lived with.
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PS
If it speaks to you, it already has a place in your home.
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