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L’Aviva Home Textiles: handmade bedspreads from around the world

I’ve never heard of an online trunk show until I read about L’Aviva Home. It’s a great idea. They spot beautiful textiles and objects and bring them to our online doorstep. As they say, “both collections reflect the belief that the things we surround ourselves with should possess a soul, a history, and a purpose beyond mere decoration: they should help us connect to the world.”

These are my favorites form their current stock of textiles.

suzani-bedspreadI’m starting with my favorite – the Suzanis. Their selection is pretty nice. One of them I’ve seen everywhere. But it’s a lovely design, so I guess that doesn’t matter. The prices vary, but start at around $310. That’s a very good price by the way.

mexican-bedspreadThese hand embroidered bedspreads are from Mexico and sell for $325. They come in eight colors. Love these.

argentine-wool-runnersTheir Argentine runners are made from local wool and are hand dyed. They do custom work, so contact them for prices and selection. This one sells for $465.

indigo-throws

L’Aviva’s Indigo throws ($155) are made in Mali. They’re hand-stitched and hand-dyed. Again, prices vary depending on the size and condition.

What better way to create your own unique space than to buy a one of a kind, handmade bedspread? Or use one of the pieces as a throw. Mixing up new with old adds character to a room.

I found wonderful rugs in Chile. My son brought home beautiful blankets and kongas from his trip to Tanzania. Do you have a favorite throw or rug that you found on your travels? Why not share it with us. Send me a photo, or describe it for us.

Bolivian Aguayos’ ($225)

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Posted by SS on

I love picking up textiles when I travel. I got this rug in Mexico outside of Oaxaca from a weaver there:
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3328/3280591960_b86e07e060_o.jpg

I also drape kikois from Kenya across the back of my couch to stop the cats from scratching it:
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3455/3346802599_2e327291fe_o.jpg

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