Handwoven Organic Cotton Earth Runner, Undyed Tierra

Made entirely by hand from harvest to spindle to loom, these undyed naturally colored cotton runners tell a story – about where they're from, who tended the cotton from which they're made, and the rich relationship cultivated between cotton and Indigenous people for centuries.

Versatile by design, this natural runner is equally at home draped over your dining table, credenza, or the foot of the bed.

Free of dyes, this beautiful color is grown naturally by the cotton flower. 

Care instructions: Wash in a delicates cycle using cold water and tumble dry low or hang out in the sunshine.

Pictured on the Brower Credenza in Maple.

Naturally colored cottons are heirloom varieties of cotton with roots tracing back thousands of years, that contain brown, green, or reddish pigments within their own fibers. These breeds exhibit not only uniquely beautiful undyed hues, but also offer greater resistance to UV radiation, bacterial growth, mildew, staining and water due their substantially higher concentrations of tannins and protective waxes in comparison to white cotton. Naturally colored cottons are more drought tolerant and pest resistant, making them easier to grow organically.

Behind the Hill is a woman-owned textile company based in Brooklyn, New York creating subtle statement pieces for home decor out of exclusively wild growing naturally colored cottons in partnership with Indigenous communities in Mexico and Guatemala who still practice traditional methods of growing, spinning, and hand weaving.

Designed in New York, made in Mexico.