Crochet bag with pom poms small GuacamayasFor 37 years, the native Mayan peoples of the highlands of Guatemala have been committed to crafts and have a vocation for crocheting and embroidery using their own colors and designs that reflect the Guatemalan essence.
then amachaca and let it soak for 8 days in water to obtain the threads of the fiber to begin the process of hand weaving for about 4 days
The crescent cape is made with soft baby alpaca textiles
held every Thursday and Sunday in Chichicastenango
a pioneer community in the creation of Werregue handicrafts or "cocas de Werregue"
Finely finished pieces that bring together the Tenza community
including a pot holder
designs are created that reflect the traditionality and wealth of the indigenous Mayan people
a garment that takes place in their identity
look stylish and shelter from the freshness of the weather with this poncho
books or study materials are perfect to carry in the bags of this collection that reflects the culture of the northern part of Chile and is a manifestation of innovation with ancient craftsmanship
Made by the artisans of Otavalo in Ecuador
With its diverse range of colors and ancestral techniques