Made in Guatemala

This eye catching runner was woven by artisans in Antigua, Guatemala who dye the individual threads of the fabric to create a larger pattern. This runner's style is named "Serpentina" in honor of celebrations and good times. We hope that it can reflect the good times in your household, as well as those of the artisans who crafted it.

• 72" L x 14" W
• Hand dyed and woven 
• Made in Guatemala

Spot your luggage easily & keep it safely marked with our beautiful huipile luggage tags.

Recycled geometric-patterened fabric from huipiles (Mayan traditional blouses) & rich nubuck leather are used to create these colorful & beautifully patterned luggage tags, making each one truly one-of-a-kind. Each tag features a plastic window for your contact information/identification card, & a matching leather loop to attach to your travel bag. Measures 5"H x 2.75"W with a 6"L loop.

• 11.5" H x 15.5" W x 5" D
• Cotton and leather
• Zipper closure
• Sturdy 19" long leather handles
• Fully lined with internal zipped pocket and two smaller compartments for organizing essentials
• Leather strap is removable and adjusts from 22-40"
• Front corte panel may vary slightly in pattern

Your four-footed friend will be the talk of the town in this magnificent handwoven dog collar!

Vibrant handwoven threads in geometric patterns will look dashing against your dog's fur. Handsome leather backing and topstitched heavy duty leather over a metal buckle allow for adjustable closure. Includes large silver D-ring for easy addition of identification tags. Choose from Small/Medium (15"-20") or Medium/Large (18"-23"). Collar width is approx. 1.5".

The dog collar is handmade in a fair trade workshop in Guatemala.

Made in the village of Nahuala, these textiles are elegant and modern. Each are a deep indigo featuring subtle, geometric lines or grids and a hand-embroidered “randa” or decorative seam for a pop of color. Paired with vintage indigo Nahuala backing.

Each pillow is one-of-a-kind.

Pillow cover only, insert not included

Made in Guatemala