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Hummingbird Hanging Decoration (Lavender Tones) £16.00 1 Add To Cart Hummingbird Hanging Decoration Dark Tones
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Hummingbird Hanging Decoration (Dark Tones)

£18.00

Hummingbird Hanging Decoration Dark Tones (L: 23cm x W: 6cm x H: 12.5cm) - Tequisquiapan, Querétaro

Handwoven by Octavio in Tequisquiapan, Querétaro, this hummingbird hanging decoration is crafted from natural rattan fibres. Each piece takes a couple of hours to weave, with additional time spent preparing and painting the finished form.

In Mexican culture, hummingbirds symbolise joy, energy and resilience — and for the Aztecs, they carried an even deeper meaning, representing Huitzilopochtli, the god of war and the sun, believed to guide and protect the spirits of warriors.

Hang it on a wall or in a window for a touch of texture, movement and colour.

Each hummingbird by Octavio is a small part of that story.

Hummingbird Hanging Decoration Dark Tones (L: 23cm x W: 6cm x H: 12.5cm) - Tequisquiapan, Querétaro

Handwoven by Octavio in Tequisquiapan, Querétaro, this hummingbird hanging decoration is crafted from natural rattan fibres. Each piece takes a couple of hours to weave, with additional time spent preparing and painting the finished form.

In Mexican culture, hummingbirds symbolise joy, energy and resilience — and for the Aztecs, they carried an even deeper meaning, representing Huitzilopochtli, the god of war and the sun, believed to guide and protect the spirits of warriors.

Hang it on a wall or in a window for a touch of texture, movement and colour.

Each hummingbird by Octavio is a small part of that story.

The Story Behind It

Maker: Octavio

Years practising: 7 years

Origin: Tequisquiapan, Querétaro

Material: Rattan

Technique: Wicker weaving

Time to make: Each piece can take up to 3 days

Learned through: Family tradition, learned by watching his dad weave

A note from the maker: The beauty of things lies in how fleeting they are. The most beautiful flower will never see two springs — but something isn't always beautiful because it lasts.