In continuation of the pattern adventure I’ve been living on creamylife, I bring you another design, all the way from Mexico, which is called Otomi pattern and it’s handmade by the Otomi Indians from Mexico. We all love it, but I know a few people who didn’t know the name of the pattern (including myself), so today I thought I can introduce Otomi pattern to everybody and say my two cents about it. Oh well, what other can I say except that it is a gorgeous embroidery, it’s handmade and will bring a slice of that Mexican charm into your home. These days Otomi is not only a fabric pattern, it’s also a gorgeous wallpaper which will dress up our space. Here are some examples of Otomi pattern:
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The Otomi fabrics come in different colors and even can be multi-colored and you can only try to imagine how stunning it looks on a white bed!
On another note, please visit Jami’s blog, Imagine Design, for a cocktail treat made by me! If you fancy a Piña Colada, then I’ll be glad to see you joining me there and leave a comment! xoxo
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Love it! Looks incredibly cool!
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Those yellow drawers are fantastic! Great finds!
Don’t even get me started on Otomi!! I have a new-found love for it! I want a big wall hanging, but the originals are a little too expensive for me right now. I wonder if they are cheaper if bought straight from Mexico – I might be heading there for Christmas??
These fabrics are so much fun! I really like it as a kid’s bedding.
Thanks for the information on the pattern. That handbag is gorgeous!