Slipper / Lounge Chair - Apricot Brocade gold We discovered punch needle embroidery

We discovered punch needle embroidery when performing a diagnostic visit to villages in the remote San Marcos region between the Tacaná and Tajumulco volcanoes

Due to the nature of handcraft there may be very minor variations in dimensions and composition

This square coin purse holds all your essentials: credit cards

Available colors are Black

The wicker is harvested from willow trees in the mountainous Quiché region

Slipper / Lounge Chair - Apricot Brocade gold We discovered punch needle embroideryThis chair was designed by Carlos Gonzlez, Guatemalas first modernist industrial designer, in the 1960s. It is built entirely of foam rubber, many strips of which are cemented into rough form and then contoured into the final shape. We have covered it in a handwoven 100% cotton brocade. The chair comprises the central form, which is a single upholstered unit, two cushions, and a hardwood base that is attached to the underside of the chair. Please note