Black and blue Weaving necklace with ceramic Eperaara Siapidaara

Black and blue Weaving necklace with ceramic Eperaara SiapidaaraThis jewelry is produced by groups of artisans in villages surrounding Antigua Guatemala and Lake Atitlan using mostly baked porcelain ceramic beads and combining them with traditional Guatemalan fabrics called Huipiles, jade stones and other hand painted ceramic pieces to be able to produce jewelry inspired by Mayan culture and color

The Kanzu tunic invites you to wonder around in comfort

Made with traditional techniques from the Aymara culture and alpaca wool

Made by the laborious hands of artisan women

Knowledge is given to artisans generally at puberty

The chinchorro and its fabric have the essence given to them by the Wale' Kerü spider

each telling stories of tradition through an infinite number of figures

which is where the chumbe is used and represented

To make the piece

that preserves the identity of the traditional coastal textiles of La Araucanía: weaving on a witral or vertical loom and a ñimin (drawing) typical of its territory

Each huipil is carefully selected and tells a unique story

combining the elegance of leather with patches woven a hand from communities in Chichicastenango

The pieces from the Town of San Juan Comapala are made by the laborious hands of artisan women