Saffron Sun Mexican Hand Woven Yellow Cotton Hammock 400 lb Capacity Withaya Cheunjit This was the third clinic

This was the third clinic hosted in Oklahoma and it was a huge success

The repeated geometry also invokes that of the Maya coastal fortress at Tulum

two natural labradorite stones are featured in a pair of dangle earrings from India

A lacy crescent becomes exquisite filigree hoops

framing a square stone of amethyst at the center

Saffron Sun Mexican Hand Woven Yellow Cotton Hammock 400 lb Capacity Withaya Cheunjit This was the third clinicOrange zigzags run across a yellow Mexican cotton hammock that tempts with the offer of peaceful relaxation. Maya Artists of the Yucatn preserve traditional hand weaving techniques inherited from their Maya ancestors to craft this comfortable hammock. Long before the Spanish arrived upon the coasts of the Yucatan Peninsula, the Maya preferred to sleep and rest in hammocks. They considered the hammock to be like the loving embrace of a mother, due to