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Handcrafted cotton Ikat scarf from Flores.Ikat is a special style of weaving found in traditional villages across Indonesia. What makes ikat special/ different from many other traditionally woven fabrics is the fact that the cotton yarn is dyed BEFORE it is woven. This makes it very difficult to wea...

A handwoven green scarf made on a traditional Guatemalan backstrap loom, this piece celebrates time-honoured weaving traditions and artisanal skill.Crafted by skilled weavers in rural Guatemala, each scarf features rich, deep shades of purple woven with subtle variations that reflect the hand-dyed t...

This huipil has been handwoven in the Guatemalan highlands.Open sides, can be worn like a poncho. Lightweight yet rich textured cotton. Exquisite details all over featuring arrow like feather patterns which have been hand embroidered on. Gorgeous rusty colors.A huipil, often spelled huipile, is a tr...

Intricate Blue Huipile. Santa Catarina PalopóHandwoven in Santa Catarina Palopó, Lake Atitlan, Guatemala. Collected during my recent textile travels around Guatemala.Gorgeous Turqouise Blue colored huipile (top), with stunning embroidered details with a metallic shiny thread. Sparkles in the light...

Blue Huipile. Santa Catarina PalopóHandwoven in Santa Catarina Palopó, Lake Atitlan, Guatemala.Note that the main body of this huipile is a very dark brown color.A huipil, often spelled huipile, is a traditional Maya garment worn by women throughout Guatemala and southern Mexico. It is usually a h...

Turquoise Huipile. Santa Catarina PalopóHandwoven in Santa Catarina Palopó, Lake Atitlan, Guatemala.A huipile with this much handwoven detail can take upto 6 months to create. Small/Medium size or can be unstitched and worn open (like a poncho).A huipil, often spelled huipile, is a traditional May...

Red & Turquoise Huipile. Santa Catarina PalopóHandwoven in Santa Catarina Palopó, Lake Atitlan, Guatemala.A huipile with this much handwoven detail can take upto 6 months to create.Upto Xtra large size or can be unstitched and worn open (like a poncho).A huipil, often spelled huipile, is a traditi...

Mayan zip SweaterMustard, yellow and brown tones with a tiny streak of sparkles.Fully lined and zip up front.Have just one sweater like this.Size M.

Rust color Huipile. NebajThe huipil from Nebaj comes from the Ixil region of the Guatemalan highlands.Open sides, can be worn like a poncho, slightly cropped style. Lightweight yet rich textured cotton. Exquisite details around neckline.A huipil, often spelled huipile, is a traditional Maya garment...

Black & Rust color Huipile. NebajThe huipil from Nebaj comes from the Ixil region of the Guatemalan highlands.Open sides, can be worn like a poncho. Lightweight yet rich textured cotton. Exquisite details around neckline.A huipil, often spelled huipile, is a traditional Maya garment worn by women th...

Blue Huipile. Santa Catarina PalopóHandwoven in Santa Catarina Palopó, Lake Atitlan, Guatemala.A huipile with this much handwoven detail can take upto 6 months to create. unstitched down sides and worn open (like a poncho).A huipil, often spelled huipile, is a traditional Maya garment worn by wome...

Red & Black Huipile. ChajulLightweight yet rich cotton.size S/M or unstitch the sides to wear like a poncho.The huipil from Chajul comes from the Ixil region of the Guatemalan highlands.Huipiles from Chajul come from the Ixil region of El Quiché in the western highlands of Guatemala, an area known...

Green/burgundy Huipile. Chajul.The huipil from Chajul comes from the Ixil region of the Guatemalan highlands.Lightweight yet rich textured cotton. Exquisite colorful patterns. All natural colors.size S / M or undo the side stitches and wear it open like a poncho.Huipiles from Chajul come from the Ix...

Mariposa Huipile. Santa Catarina PalopóHandwoven in Santa Catarina Palopó, Lake Atitlan, Guatemala. Featuring Mariposa/Butterflies & the Quetzal, the national bitd of Guatemala.A huipile with this much handwoven detail can take upto 6 months to create. unstitched down sides and worn open (like a p...

Rust & Burgundy Huipile. NebajThe huipil from Nebaj comes from the Ixil region of the Guatemalan highlands.Open sides, can be worn like a poncho. Lightweight yet rich textured cotton. Exquisite details around neckline and lots of woven patterns.A huipil, often spelled huipile, is a traditional Maya...

Intricate Turquoise Huipile. Santa Catarina PalopóHandwoven in Santa Catarina Palopó, Lake Atitlan, Guatemala.Very intricate woven patterns depicting flora & fauna. Size Medium/LargeA huipile with this much handwoven detail can take upto 6 months to create.A huipil, often spelled huipile, is a tra...

Intricate Blue Huipile. Santa Catarina PalopóHandwoven in Santa Catarina Palopó, Lake Atitlan, Guatemala.Very intricate woven patterns depicting flora & fauna. Size Xtra Large - open at the sides so anyone can wear this like a poncho.A huipile with this much handwoven detail can take upto 6 months...

A handwoven purple scarf made on a traditional Guatemalan backstrap loom, this piece celebrates time-honoured weaving traditions and artisanal skill. Crafted by skilled weavers in rural Guatemala, each scarf features rich, deep shades of purple woven with subtle variations that reflect the hand-dyed...

Colorful hand embroidered shoulder bag.A combination of huipile hand embroidery with synthetic leather create this stylish and functional han/shoulderbag.Created on Lake Atitlan, Guatemala.A huipil, often spelled huipile, is a traditional Maya garment worn by women throughout Guatemala and southern...

Purple hand embroidered shoulder bag.A combination of huipile hand embroidery with real leather create this stylish and functional han/shoulderbag.Created on Lake Atitlan, Guatemala.A huipil, often spelled huipile, is a traditional Maya garment worn by women throughout Guatemala and southern Mexico...

Colorful hand embroidered shoulder bag.A combination of huipile hand embroidery with suede leather create this funky hand/shoulderbag.Created on Lake Atitlan, Guatemala.A huipil, often spelled huipile, is a traditional Maya garment worn by women throughout Guatemala and southern Mexico. It is usuall...

These handmade clay bead earrings are crafted in Guatemala by local artisans using small, hand-formed clay beads. Each bead is shaped, fired, and coloured using natural pigments, giving the earrings their soft, earthy tones and matte finish. Subtle variations in size and colour are part of their bea...

These handmade clay bead earrings are crafted in Guatemala by local artisans using small, hand-formed clay beads. Each bead is shaped, fired, and coloured using natural pigments, giving the earrings their soft, earthy tones and matte finish. Subtle variations in size and colour are part of their bea...

These vibrant beaded earrings are handcrafted in Santiago, Guatemala, where traditional Mayan artistry meets contemporary style. Each pair is meticulously woven by skilled local artisans using colorfast glass seed beads, creating intricate patterns that reflect the rich cultural heritage and lively...