For over a decade, ONORA has collaborated with rebozo weavers in Tenancingo, a region renowned for its mastery of ikat-dyed cotton shawls. Traditionally, rebozos are woven piece by piece. Today, through long-term partnerships, the same ikat technique is used to produce the fabric by the yard, extending this heritage practice to new applications.
The Tena Collection includes cocktail napkins, napkins, placemats, and table runners. Woven on pedal looms with ikat-dyed cotton, the fabric involves over a dozen of meticulous steps, resulting in a textile that carries both the rigor of tradition and the versatility of contemporary design.
