Bijao black Totumo Sibundoy

Bijao black Totumo SibundoyInherited from the ancient Zen indigenous people, the totumo comes from a tree with a leafy crown and large fruits that grows wild and is used in various uses due to its versatility.

with patience and skill

These domestic pieces transfer the traditional skill of düwekafe to modern home decor

and may include a delicate fringed accessory sewn onto the base

jade stones and other hand-painted ceramic pieces to be able to produce jewelry inspired by Mayan culture and color

Zunil and Santiago Atitlán

A piece that stands out for its beauty

This traditional necklace has been crafted with the utmost care to preserve its rich cultural heritage

Each piece is created with genuine creativity and traditional techniques

Los increíbles bolsos de cuentas son originarios de las selvas del Amazonas

Iraca articles were formerly used only to transport objects or food

combining the elegance of leather with hand-woven huipileles

one of the “three pre-Columbian kingdoms of the Zenú people