Lago Stripe Napkins

Made by Cotton Pedal Loom Weavers in Nahualá, Guatemala

$20

Product Story

The Lago Stripe napkins were inspired by the Guatemalan lake they were woven next to Lake Atitlán. Woven by a man named Manuel in the village of Nahuala, these beautiful striped napkins will make a great accent to any kitchen or dining table.

Product Details

20" x 20"
100% cotton
Machine wash, tumble dry or hang dry
Gets softer and more absorbent with every wash
Due to the nature of handcrafted goods, slight variations are embraced
Ethically made

Made by Cotton Pedal Loom Weavers in Nahualá, Guatemala

About an hour drive from Lake Atitlán through bumpy, winding roads is a family run co-op that weaves many of our napkins, towels, and beach towels. They use 100% cotton dyed with sustainable, non-toxic colors.

About these artisans

We’ve been working with this family for about four years on a number of simple, striped patterns. They also specialize in ikat dyeing where colors and patterns are first painted onto the warps before being attached to the loom.