Mixtec woman holding handwoven serape in front of cactus garden on patio in Oaxaca
Indigenous Mixtec owned

Handwoven Mexican Throw Blankets

Handmade oaxacan black clay planters with plants sitting inside them on a black background
Handcrafted - Family Artisans

Oaxacan Pottery

Made with locally sourced black clay

Woman hand weaving colorful blanket on a wooden loom
Hecho a mano

Handcrafted with Love

Handwoven Serapes

Oaxacan Home goods | Handwoven Blankets | Pottery

inspired by the colors, styles and people of Mexico
Ethically sourced - Goods for good
A collage of oaxacan wool dying for rugs
Woman throwing a blue blanket in the air in a field at sunset in the high desert
White dog wrapped in blue blanket sitting in snow in front of a wood cabin
From the people
From the people
Really dense weave and a beautiful design!
— Rosaria
White woman wearing cowboy hat laying out a mexican diamond blanket on the ground in a field
From the people
Love that I'm supporting indigenous artisans and families with this blanket! Hope to buy more soon.
— Jon
Husky Dog covered in black blanket on brown leather couch
From the people
Beautiful blanket! Such high quality and it washed perfectly.
— Samantha
handwoven southwestern diamond sarape being worn by girl in forest
Screencap of handwoven blanket process youtube video showing yarn spools of various colors
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FAQ

How Are The Weavers Paid?

This is really important to us. We pay the weavers their asking price per blanket and adjust cost accordingly. We think their craftsmanship deserves to be rewarded and hopefully the next generation will see the value in carrying on the tradition.

Why Handwoven?

We've always loved the weaving tradition of Mexico and wanted to combine our love of the falsa blanket with supporting indigenous artisans.

Do you have new designs coming?

We're always planning new designs and colorways. Sign up for our email list to be the first to know!