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Gradient Black Tablecloth

Gradient Black Tablecloth
by DIARIOSHOP

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Elaborated by Felipe and José in Oaxaca Mexico, who learned how to weave fabrics since they were kids using foot pedal looms. Black has been a traditional color used in traditional Mexican rebozos, which is a garment used by Mexican women, in this table clothing the black transforms into light gray gradually.

Dimensions LxWxH	230 X 150cm (91'')
Discipline	Textilework

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Diario, Spanish word for diary and everyday, is a brand that searches, recollects and redesigns unique and everyday objects from Mexico. Diario is a social, cultural, curatorial and design project of Mexican objects. We are traveling around Mexico looking and understanding the stories behind those objects and rediscovering places, people, materials, techniques, textures and colors. The objects of Diario respect traditions but they are also simplified from their original versions, leaving and exalting the characteristics that make them Mexicans but in a more contemporary way.