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Asociación Maya de Desarrollo Women's cooperative in Sololá working with backstrap weavers, warpers, dyers, and sewers |
Arte Mujer San Jacinto — AMASAJA Women working with palm and coconut tree leaves in Chiquimula. |
Casa del Tejido Home goods and accessories made with natural dyes from San Juan La Laguna, Sololá. |
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Elder Center Bead Group Hand-crafted jewelry that supports an elder center in Santiago Atitlán. |
La Estrella This Mayan weaving group was founded after the Civil War by 8 widows left destitute. These talented weavers are experts in the jaspe/ ikat (dyed threads) techniques, making beautifully scarves and fabrics on the foot loom and back-strap loom. |
Los Cuchareros of San Lucas Beautiful wooden spoons from San Lucas Tolimán that help support elders in the community. |
Los Cuchareros de Petén Handcrafted wooden spoons helping to support health programs in Petén. |
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Tz'ikin Jaay Women in Santiago working with backstrap and foot looms to support their families. |
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UPAVIM Products from traditional Guatemalan textiles supporting women and their families. |
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Casa Guatemala Provides education, nutrition, and health care for the vulnerable children of the remote and impoverished region of Rio Dulce |
La Puerta Abierta A vibrant learning center for students of all ages in Santiago Atitlán. |
La Asociacion Bio-Itza Eco-cultural spanish school and conservation programs for Maya Itzá culture and tropical forest ecology. |