Hand-Embroidered Otomi Pillow Cover, Colorful Tenango Cushion, Boho Artisan Textile, Lumbar

Hand-embroidered in Tenango, Hidalgo, each pillow cover is a one-of-a-kind textile piece that brings color, movement, & story into your space. Created by skilled artisans using traditional Otomi embroidery, no two pieces are ever identicaleach one feels collected, not mass-produced. Perfect for styling sofas, beds, reading corners, or layered interiors that value texture & craftsmanship. Available individually or as a curated set Ideal for interior designers, boutique hotels, & destination homes Bulk orders available upon request Highlights Handmade in Mexico Technique: Traditional Otomi (Tenango) embroidery Material: Cotton base with hand embroidery Size: [pon aqu tus medidas exactas] Back: [plain cotton / cierre / etc.] Insert not included Perfect as a statement pillow, Mexican home decor accent, artisan gift, or collectible textile piece. Each piece features unique variations in embroidery, reflecting the handmade nature of the textile. Measurements: 45 x 45 cm 17.7 x 17.7 Hand wash only Keep in touch with us on social media: Instagram : @mexicanbeautyshop - About the Otomi People The Otomi people traditionally worshiped the moon as their highest deity. Also, many Otomi individuals still practice shamanism & hold pre-Hispanic beliefs such as Nagualism. Nagualism is tied to the belief found in many indigenous cultures in southern Mexico that a person upon being born acquires a close spiritual link to an animal, which lasts throughout the lives of both creatures. The person shows signs of whatever the animal's situation to include scratches & bruises if the animals get in fights, or illness if the animal is ill. The animal can help the person in difficult or dangerous situations.This is important to understand the iconography or design featured in their embroidery art, which presents animals. It is also important to highlight that the Otomi people have traditionally subsisted on maize, beans & squash. They have a close relationship with their environment. These beliefs & relation with the environment are featured in their art & their embroidery. Sometimes they also feature everyday life & ceremonies such as weddings. This piece was crafted in Sierra de Tenango, HIdalgo, in central Mexico Hand-Embroidered Otomi Pillow Cover, Colorful Tenango Cushion, Boho Artisan Textile, Lumbar