Crisscross Cushion GuatemalaIn San Jacinto most of its cultural heritage and ancestral. Long ago, this place was inhabited by indigenous people from the Finzen kingdom, one of the three pre Columbian kingdoms of the Zen people.
Woven with sheep wool in witral with staggered and vertical lines that are made by tightly tying certain areas of the warp
artisans perfect piece by piece and make them unique and original
created by the ethnic peoples of Colombia
Crafted using traditional designs that symbolize the cultural heritage of the Eperara Siapidara ethnic group
all depending on the size and design
From the careful selection of materials to the intricate design details
the straw teapot crafts are created following designs that represent the symbolization of the Eperara Siapidara ethnic group
Indigenous peoples have made pieces from ancient and traditional appreciation with inherited knowledge
Used by a Longko
the artisans make a piece woven with culture and dedication
combining the elegance of leather with hand-woven huipileles
Inspired by the vibrant atmosphere of Guatemala's most famous market