THE STORY TO BRING MEXICO HOME
A textile that carries time, tradition, and intention.
This one-of-a-kind Otomi embroidery was handmade in Tenango de Doria, Hidalgo, Mexico. The peackock and flowers around it was first drawn directly onto the cotton canvas and later embroidered by hand using the traditional “pata de gallo” stitch.
The process took approximately 7 weeks to complete.
Its Blue tones and ivory palette gives this piece a quiet presence that works beautifully in collected interiors that value texture, soul, and artisan work without falling into rustic decoration. The peacock is considered good luck in these culture.
Created in collaboration with artisans from Hidalgo and curated by Casa Lanna Ha as a contemporary textile for intentional interiors.
Perfect as:
— Wall textile art
— Bed accent decor
— Hallway statement piece
— Layered contemporary interiors
Details:
• Dimensions: 16.14” H x 31.1” W
• Colors: Blue tones on natural cotton
• Material: 100% cotton
• Technique: Hand-drawn and hand-embroidered using traditional Otomi stitching
• Origin: Tenango de Doria, Hidalgo, Mexico
• Unframed
• One-of-a-kind piece
• Ready to ship
The exact piece shown in the photos is the one you will receive.
Care:
If displayed without glass, you can gently use a vacuum cleaner over the surface to remove dust.
For long-term preservation, we recommend framing the textile with a mat and glass to protect the embroidery and maintain the integrity of the cotton over time.
Shipping available to the US and Mexico via DHL.
PS. Because this textile is entirely handmade, small irregularities are part of its character and story. They are the mark of the artisan’s hand, not imperfections.
