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Footstool art of being I have learned to embrace

Footstool art of being I have learned to embraceThis work of art was designed and crafted by Nicolasa Pacay Barn de Barreno, member of the Patanatic rug hooking group. This piece is unique and the design is the result of the artist's creative vision. Made by hand in Guatemala. Make a bold and colorful statement in your home with unique footstools. Four legged footstool base made of plywood, four legs made of carved wood (Pinus ayacahuite) with a hooked cover designed and crafted by Mayan women

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I have learned to embrace my path

you will move forward

This work of art was designed and crafted by Rosario Gutiérrez Pacheco de García

I embarked on a journey into the past to reconnect with my inner child

revisiting moments that have shaped who I am

Footstool art of being I have learned to embraceThis work of art was designed and crafted by Nicolasa Pacay Barn de Barreno, member of the Patanatic rug hooking group. This piece is unique and the design is the result of the artist's creative vision. Made by hand in Guatemala. Make a bold and colorful statement in your home with unique footstools. Four legged footstool base made of plywood, four legs made of carved wood (Pinus ayacahuite) with a hooked cover designed and crafted by Mayan women

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