Blue Weaving necklace with ceramic Cabinetmaking and Tamo plating achieve these works of art

achieve these works of art

Now artisans add innovation to their designs and proximity to fashion

the totumo comes from a tree with a leafy crown and large fruits that grows wild and is used in various uses due to its versatility

mountains and great proximity to the sky due to the height above the sea where it is located

a spider whose weaving skill was passed down to the town's artisans

Blue Weaving necklace with ceramic Cabinetmaking and Tamo plating achieve these works of artThis 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