Guatemalan Hand Loom Wall Tapestry, Blue and Primary ColorsThe intricate tapestries are woven by the women from a small village called Cucanja, in the Alta Verapaz region of Guatemala. These talented weavers use the Back Strap Loom technique that has been passed down through generations from mother to daughter. They have taken their ancestral knowledge of back loom weaving to create beautiful pieces with modern flair. Sales generate income and independence for their families and their village. These

man-made turquoise and abalone teardrop earrings shimmer with the beauty of natural shell

Socially responsible goods that is empowering to consumers to purchase according to their values and help alleviate poverty

Women artisans hand-paint the unfired ceramics while men work the kilns

Made from upcycled banana fiber

as per tradition

The ornament is 3 inches tall and 3 inches wide

Candles measure approximately 4-inches tall

and brick red that stack beautifully or can be worn individually

slight variances are to be expected and enjoyed for the one-of-a-kind beauty of each piece

The bone is sanitized and highly polished

The handmade nature of each piece may bring slight difference in actual flower color and composition

The roof opens on one side so that fairies and other treasures can be stored inside