Handloomed Cotton Fabric Tortilla Pouch from Oaxaca Mexico - Warmer in Alabaster Biscay Bay Belt: 77 inches L x

Belt: 77 inches L x 3

They live in southern Malawi in villages far away from the hustle and bustle of modern Western societies

handcrafted from ceramic and finished with green and red floral motifs against white bodies

The artisans recommend that the molcajete be 'cured' before the first use

artisans create this stunning tapestry

Handloomed Cotton Fabric Tortilla Pouch from Oaxaca Mexico - Warmer in Alabaster Biscay Bay Belt: 77 inches L xSpecializing in kitchen linens, Zapotec descendant Olga Jimenez weaves this ivory cotton tortilla warmer on the backstrap loom in a process that dates to the 16th century. First created in what is today known as Mexico, the tortilla plays a quintessential role in Central and North American cuisine, with an increasing presence on other continents. Commonly used for preserving fresh tortillas and for warming them in the microwave, tortilla holders go