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which few artisans preserve today
the Metrül collection (pillow in Mapudungun) transfers the mastery of the düwekafe (expert weavers) to pieces for domestic use
fabrics cut on a foot loom and patches woven on traditional backstrap looms from communities in Chichicastenango
mountains and great proximity to the sky due to the height above the sea where it is located
In San Jacinto most of its cultural heritage and ancestral
Black long weaving necklace with ceramic Hand cordage which few artisans preserve todayThis 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