Pendleton® Papago Park CoasterRug Set Book Rug after the Mona Lisa

after the Mona Lisa

The brilliantly coloured rug was made by one of the nomadic tribes of the Qashqa'i confederacy in Persia in the nineteenth century

Their weavers produce modern baskets of beauty

oriental rug placemat tableware

Her “tree of life” design is as appealing in today’s home as it was by a long-ago New England fireside

Pendleton® Papago Park CoasterRug Set Book Rug after the Mona LisaArizonas Papago Park was once the home of the Maricopa, Pima and Papago tribes. Pima and Papago weavers have produced some of the most beautiful coiled basketry in the Southwest. Using willow, cattail, and beargrass, weavers constructed baskets with black designs worked with a crawling desert vine called Devils Claw. Baskets were woven to carry food, water and possessions, and used as furniture, as shields and helmets, and to serve wine at the yearly