Handwoven Organic Petate Tule Rush Straw Rug/floor bed/bedroll mat 3.5'x6' dogs ensuring every embrace is as

ensuring every embrace is as comforting as the gentle hues of an Andean twilight

Alpacas are considerably smaller than llamas

The bold geometric motif—woven in a striking contrast of cream and deep brown—calls to mind sun-bleached adobe walls

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and quick-drying—perfect for bed or sofa

Handwoven Organic Petate Tule Rush Straw Rug/floor bed/bedroll mat 3.5'x6' dogs ensuring every embrace is asWe offer a handwoven large Petate Bedroll The Petate (from the nahuatl word "petatl") is a type of bedroll used in Central and South America. The petate is woven from the fibers of a tule straw. Most Aztec peoples, and many other pre Columbian mesoamerican cultures, used the petate as a bed at night and as a seat during the day. It was also used for drying seeds, grains, tortillas, and other foodstuffs in the sun, to prevent them touching the ground.