Leather and huipil Nicanil ZenúIn honor of the heritage and with a touch of innovation, the creative artisan hands designed bags with huipil and leather, making the pieces exclusive and carefully crafted for the audience. Designs that reflect the traditionality and wealth of the indigenous Mayan people. With its diverse range of colors and ancestral techniques, artisans perfect piece by piece and make them unique and original.
For the artisans of Urabá Antioqueño
perfect to complete your outfit with a distinctive touch full of color
held every Thursday and Sunday in Chichicastenango
Knowledge is given to artisans generally at puberty
on a standing loom with jasper techniques to create their impressive drawings of authentic colors
Using an ancestral technique and colored spirals
A resistant
a type of earthenware is called a cazuela
This garment stands out for its versatility
which in their native Mapudungun language is called witral
A classic kimono with a creative essence to stand out all year round and never put it away with endless combinations
between the wheat and barley fiber collectors