Dust on a trail at evening. That soft gray-brown the light leaves behind when the sun drops behind the ridge. The Shuar begins there, named for the people who live between Ecuador's rainforest and the high Andes, in the country where two landscapes meet.

Handwoven in small batches by artisans in Ecuador from 100 percent recycled acrylic, varying shades of gray and brown move through the cloth with a cream accent, across 92 by 78 inches that reverse for a second look.

Dry clean only. It carries the quiet of high country, the kind of calm that settles a room without a word.