Yexalen yellow Valle de Sibundoy fabrics cut on a foot

fabrics cut on a foot loom and patches woven on traditional backstrap looms from communities in Chichicastenango

With its diverse range of colors and ancestral techniques

The lamp that represents the work of the fisherman

Process of patience and skill that takes from 20 days to a year of work

high side slits along with a long belt

Yexalen yellow Valle de Sibundoy fabrics cut on a footTogether with different artisan talents, designs are created 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. The culture of their ancestors is honored using the beauty of the huipil, a richly colored Mayan textile of traditional Guatemalan clothing, created on a backstrap loom especially by female