The tapestries are often created by groups of women in cooperatives or job creation programs. These tapestries are created using unusual and culturally specific techniques. Frequently, the tapestries are woven using natural fibers from home raised animals or locally found plants. The materials are hand-dyed and spun to create the unique features in the chosen materials. The subjects reflect the cultures of the workers and are frequently created in bright and vivid colors or in the colors of their native environment. These tapestries may be displayed as wall hangings, floor rugs, table mats or clothing and accessories.
Kalahari Women, Tapestry
$100
Gemsbok with Mountain and Sunset, South African Tapestry
$500
Big 5, African Tapestry
$900
Purple Pots, Moteng Weavers, Lesotho
$450
Women at Work, African Tapestry
$850
Calabash Tapestry
$500
Baskets, African Tapestry
$500
Musician in Blue, African Tapestry
$400
The Return, African Tapestry
$400
Here Come the Pumpkins, African Tapestry
$250
Chief's Court, African Tapestry
$300
Village Market, African Tapestry
$300
Village Market, African Tapestry
$300
Village Market, Tapestry
$300
Greetings, African Tapestry
$85
Two on Horseback, African Tapestry
$60
Men Cooking, African Tapestry
$100
Rhino, African Tapestry
$75
Woman with Child, Tapestry
$35
Butterflies, African Tapestry
$60
African Nights, Tapestry
$30
Flowers, African Tapestry
$40
Ilanga Crafts, Zulu Family, African Tapestry
$80
