Peraje Throw

Full Tzute or Peraje textile soft Convertible Wristlet. Tzute textile is the traditional fabric used for babywearing in the Mayan community. Also used for multipurpose bags due to their strong weave.

measures approx 49.5” (52” with fringe edge) long x48.5 wide 
All newly woven on a backstrap loom  ethically sourced by partner artisan’s in Chichicastengo, Guatemala

Can be used as a small blanket, table cloth, picnic boat key, throw, multipurpose bag (tying corners to each other) and much more! 

*shop disclosure, although this is a traditional wrap very commonly used in Guatemala, Peraje has not been tested to meet US regulations or standards. Therefore Peraje listed and suggested as blanket or throw  

**Care: Dry clean or Gentle cool wash and hang drying 

All Sales final. No returns. No cancellations.

 Sales are non transferable.

*We try our best to capture the color and quality of each item. Color may still varies due to lighting conditions at time of photo taken

As with all leather and handmade goods, fine craftsmanship is expected yet perfection is not part of its character. This is all the true nature of one of a kind artisan items. Every piece of leather will have characteristics of a raw nature or what one would imagine as “imperfections”. The more that is seen, the more of it’s true form it is in.

This also applies to the nature of handwoven and vintage textiles. Slight pulls or loose threads can be found. Wear is also noticeble. As this is a blouse once worn by indeginous Mayan women. Please understand that this is all part of the beauty of these products.

Your purchase has contributed to our goal of being an ethical sourcing shop. Respectfully paying our artisan partners and partner weavers a fair And just pay for their textiles and products. We all thank you for your support in our mission! 

Any questions or concerns please bring to my attention before your purchase. 

Thank you,
Maria’s Artisan Shop

Any questions or concerns please bring to my attention before your purchase.

Thank you,
Maria’s Artisan Shop