Unique Custom Pillows and Works of Art from around the World
One of a kind art for your home décor.
Living Art that has been Used & Loved for Years and now they're being passed on to You!
Huipils
African Mud Cloth
Ikats (ēkät)
A Traditional Huipil garment worn by indigenous Women from Guatemala in Central America.
The Huipils are commonly 2 - 3 panels woven on backstrap looms, then embroidered with Motifs/Symbols
of the region in which they live.
100% Cotton
Ikats (ēkät)
African Mud Cloth
Ikats (ēkät)
Fabric made using a Worldly decorative technique in which warp or weft threads, or both, are tie-dyed before weaving. This dyeing technique is used to pattern textiles. Their are many version from around the world. We will show Ikats from Africa and Guatemala.
100 % Cotton
African Mud Cloth
African Mud Cloth
African Mud Cloth
Mud cloth (Bὸgὸlanfini) Bὸgὸ“Earth/Mud”
lan “with” fini “cloth”. The dyes are a mixture of roots, leaves, barks, wild grapes and “spoilt" mud.
This cloth is made in Africa, the symbols represent status, occupation or character. They add warmth and individuality to your home décor.
100% Cotton
Embroidery
Kantha Pillows & Vests
African Mud Cloth
These Unique tallit's are destined to become a treasured heirloom in your home. The beautiful unique embroidered motifs are from Jerusalem.
Adding just one will add individuality to your home décor'
100% Cotton
Kantha Pillows & Vests
Kantha Pillows & Vests
Kantha Pillows & Vests
Kantha (also spelled Kanta, and Qanta) is a type of embroidery craft in the eastern regions of the Indian subcontinent, specifically in Bangladesh and in the Indian states of West Bengal, Tripura and Odisha. In Odisha, old saris are stacked on each other and hand-stitched to make a thin piece of cushion.
African Carvings
Kantha Pillows & Vests
Kantha Pillows & Vests
Hand carved and brightly painted Fish from Africa. These whimsical fish will add character to your home wherever you decide to show them. The Stoner Family has joined our School of fish, They are Carved Soapstone Faces with innuendos of facial hair for. Enjoy!
About Us
What We Create
We find beautiful Huipils worn by Indigenous tribes, woven and printed fabrics by artists in various countries and embroidered by locals with techniques used for centuries.
We preserve this art by taking sections of the material and create objects for the home décor. Each is one-of-a-kind and little piece of history to be enjoyed by all.
Made By Hand. Re-Purposing ART
Worldly-Findings was conceived by the inspiration from discovering textiles and artistic workmanship of various cultures. After traveling to Guatemala and other parts of the world, I was enthralled by the craftsmanship, heritage and tradition I encountered from village to village. I realized that in our fast-moving world, somehow we had lost our appreciation for the artistic and simplistic way of life presented by these amazing textiles.
I want to share this wonderful art and show how this eclectic mix of artisan made goods blend together in traditional and modern design for your home.
Rather than hanging art on our walls, these unique huipil pillows can be used in your home décor and appreciated in your everyday life.
It takes only one pillow to change the look of your space!
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Worldly-Findings Products come from many countries. The pillows in particular, are unique in that no two are alike, even from the same family of textile. They work well as a single accent piece or as a color coordinated grouping...with each being from another part of the world!
Huipils are sold in their Original Form and hung on any wall in your Home!
Ask Kris@ahlstrandinteriors.com