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Guatemalan Handwoven Multicolor stripes Fabric by Yard - Traditional Motif Textile for Crafts

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  • Dimensions: Width: 36 Inches; Length: 1 Yards

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These textiles are popular for bohemian home decor, apparel and accessories. Suitable for upholstery, cushions, as well as finished products as belts, pouches and handbags. Popular uses include sewing, quilting, and crafting with cotton, knit, or specialized textiles.

Guatemalan fabrics are typically handwoven by Mayan artisans using traditional foot looms. Key characteristics include vibrant colors to more natural or pastel tones, striped designs, intricate ikat (jaspe) patterns and geometric or animal brocade motifs. We offer flat weaves, ikats, and brocades. Brocades are specially beautiful as both sides show a different tonality of the same pattern.

Please note, U.S. buyers may be billed an estimated 15% import duty by customs upon delivery.

Details:
36 inch wide x as many yards as you want, with a minimum order of 5 yards.
100% cotton colorfast thread
Handwoven on footlooms
Fabric weights range from gossamer to heavy, 5.3 ounces to 10.8 ounces per yard.
Made in Guatemala
Ships from Guatemala
Ready to ship right away, we use recyclable paper products for the packing.

Care:
Machine wash separately in cold water
Dry on low heat cycle or line dry
Iron on medium to high heat, if the fabric is a brocade be careful with the larger stitches
Due to its handmade nature, color, size and/or motif may vary slightly, which is highly valued.

La Casa has supported weaving communities in Guatemala since the 1990s. We have supplied fabric for clients as diverse as Feed bags, Ralph Lauren Denim & Supply, Anthropologie & Free People, West Elm, Peter Marino, The Elder Statesman, Lucky Brand, and Reef, as well as dozens of independent designers, boutiques, and museum stores. Now, for the first time we are selling fabric to the general public.

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“very unique and well made beautiful colors”

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Shipping & return policies
  • Get it by
    Nov 18-20
  • Exchanges
    Accepted within 30 days
  • Cost to ship
    $40.00 to United States, 43215.

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Specifications

May include: A woven textile fabric featuring a vibrant, multi-colored striped pattern. The design consists of repeating vertical lines in shades of magenta, purple, orange, green, and blue, accented by thin, crisp white pinstripes throughout.

These textiles are popular for bohemian home decor, apparel and accessories. Suitable for upholstery, cushions, as well as finished products as belts, pouches and handbags. Popular uses include sewing, quilting, and crafting with cotton, knit, or specialized textiles.

Guatemalan fabrics are typically handwoven by Mayan artisans using traditional foot looms. Key characteristics include vibrant colors to more natural or pastel tones, striped designs, intricate ikat (jaspe) patterns and geometric or animal brocade motifs. We offer flat weaves, ikats, and brocades. Brocades are specially beautiful as both sides show a different tonality of the same pattern.

Please note, U.S. buyers may be billed an estimated 15% import duty by customs upon delivery.

Details:
36 inch wide x as many yards as you want, with a minimum order of 5 yards.
100% cotton colorfast thread
Handwoven on footlooms
Fabric weights range from gossamer to heavy, 5.3 ounces to 10.8 ounces per yard.
Made in Guatemala
Ships from Guatemala
Ready to ship right away, we use recyclable paper products for the packing.

Care:
Machine wash separately in cold water
Dry on low heat cycle or line dry
Iron on medium to high heat, if the fabric is a brocade be careful with the larger stitches
Due to its handmade nature, color, size and/or motif may vary slightly, which is highly valued.

La Casa has supported weaving communities in Guatemala since the 1990s. We have supplied fabric for clients as diverse as Feed bags, Ralph Lauren Denim & Supply, Anthropologie & Free People, West Elm, Peter Marino, The Elder Statesman, Lucky Brand, and Reef, as well as dozens of independent designers, boutiques, and museum stores. Now, for the first time we are selling fabric to the general public.

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  • Use
    Supplies for making crafts
  • Size
    Yes
  • Materials
    Primary fabric type: Cotton, Primary fiber: Cotton
  • Width
    36 Inches
  • Length
    1 Yards

Delivery details and policies

  • Get it by
    Nov 18-20
  • Exchanges
    Accepted within 30 days.
  • Ships from
    Guatemala
  • Cost to ship
    $40.00 to United States, 43215

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Listed on Nov 8, 2026