Copihue Runner
Copihue Runner
The Copihue runner gets its name from a bell-shaped flower found in Chile. The design is a modern take on traditional Mapuche weaving techniques featuring wavy lines and extra-long fringe for added drama.
The Copihue runner is a one-of-a-kind work of art that adds softness and grounding texture to any surface. Drape it on a table or a bench -- or over your shoulders for an elegant wrap.
Made by Cristina Blanco
Story
NANAI's textiles are co-designed with Mapuche women weavers in Southern Chile. They're made entirely by hand, from shearing to weaving, honoring traditions that have been passed down for centuries. Because every piece is human-made, subtle variations in texture and color reflect the individual artisan's touch and the natural variability of materials. These are not imperfections — they are what make each textile a true one-of-a-kind heirloom. When you bring one home, you are directly sustaining the livelihoods of the women behind it and helping ensure this ancestral craft endures for generations to come.
Details
Origin: Region de Arauncania, Chile
Material: 100% natural wool, plant-based dyes
Dimensions: 65“ L x 14"W
Weight: 1.2 lb.
Care
Wool is a living material — resilient, naturally stain-resistant, and built to last generations with the right care. For spot treatment, gently tap with a lukewarm damp cloth, a touch of neutral soap, and a small amount of white vinegar. Gently press out excess water — do not wring or twist. Lay flat to dry in a shaded area away from direct heat or sunlight.