All of our textiles are made using traditional techniques of weaving on either a backstrap loom or foot loom. Both methods of weaving are deeply rooted in the rich cultural heritage of Guatemala and are an important way of preserving indigenous traditions and artistry. 

Each one of our textiles was created with intention, drawing from existing patterns and motifs that originate from specific regions in Guatemala. These patterns represent ideas and beliefs that come from ancestral stories, the wildlife of the region, family history, faith and religion, and community traditions.

We try to honor the deep and intricate roots of this art and the stories of the generations of weavers who have so beautifully brought them to life throughout the centuries. By using patterns and motifs from traditional textiles and presenting them in a modern way, prioritizing simplicity and repetition and experimenting with new color palettes, we hope to share this rich history with you in a way that can be incorporated into your life and wardrobe. 

The true designers of these textiles are the generations of weavers who poured their hearts and souls into these stunningly personal pieces of art. We thank them for their gift that we now have the honor of reimagining and sharing with you.

Because of the handmade nature of these textiles - from the creation of the design, the selection of threads, the organization of the loom, to the weaving process itself - some small imperfections or inconsistencies should be expected. They only add to the beauty and individuality of each piece and mean that every item is completely and uniquely yours.