Blue Sky River Lake Butterfly Kachiquel Maya Bag
Artisan: Carolina, a Kachiquel Maya artist from Patzun, Guatemala
Materials: Recycled huipil
Technique: Hand-embroidered
Description: This exquisite bag is a visual poem celebrating the interconnectedness of nature and the human spirit. Crafted by Carolina, a skilled Kachiquel Maya artisan from Patzun, the bag features a stunning array of hand-embroidered motifs that tell a story of freedom, hope, and natural harmony.
Measurements:
Design Elements and Symbolism:
Butterflies: Represent free will, life's journey, and divine messages of peace and love from ancestors
Sky, River, Lake: Blue depicts the beauty and fluidity of nature
Volcanoes and Leaves: Symbolize the earth's power and the cycle of life
Overall composition: Illustrates the deep connection between all elements of nature
Cultural Significance: This bag is more than an accessory; it's a testament to the resilience and artistry of the Kachiquel Maya people. Patzun, the artist's hometown, still bears the impact of the Guatemalan Civil War, making this creation a powerful symbol of hope and cultural preservation.
Perfect for those who appreciate:
Unique, handcrafted accessories with profound symbolism
Supporting artisans from communities affected by historical conflicts
Carrying a piece of Maya wisdom and natural philosophy
By purchasing this bag, you're supporting skilled Kachiquel Maya artisans like Carolina and contributing to the economic resilience of communities recovering from historical trauma.
NGO Wholesale Price: To Be Determined
Shipped from Minneapolis, packages go out on Mondays.
Artisan: Carolina, a Kachiquel Maya artist from Patzun, Guatemala
Materials: Recycled huipil
Technique: Hand-embroidered
Description: This exquisite bag is a visual poem celebrating the interconnectedness of nature and the human spirit. Crafted by Carolina, a skilled Kachiquel Maya artisan from Patzun, the bag features a stunning array of hand-embroidered motifs that tell a story of freedom, hope, and natural harmony.
Measurements:
Design Elements and Symbolism:
Butterflies: Represent free will, life's journey, and divine messages of peace and love from ancestors
Sky, River, Lake: Blue depicts the beauty and fluidity of nature
Volcanoes and Leaves: Symbolize the earth's power and the cycle of life
Overall composition: Illustrates the deep connection between all elements of nature
Cultural Significance: This bag is more than an accessory; it's a testament to the resilience and artistry of the Kachiquel Maya people. Patzun, the artist's hometown, still bears the impact of the Guatemalan Civil War, making this creation a powerful symbol of hope and cultural preservation.
Perfect for those who appreciate:
Unique, handcrafted accessories with profound symbolism
Supporting artisans from communities affected by historical conflicts
Carrying a piece of Maya wisdom and natural philosophy
By purchasing this bag, you're supporting skilled Kachiquel Maya artisans like Carolina and contributing to the economic resilience of communities recovering from historical trauma.
NGO Wholesale Price: To Be Determined
Shipped from Minneapolis, packages go out on Mondays.
Artisan: Carolina, a Kachiquel Maya artist from Patzun, Guatemala
Materials: Recycled huipil
Technique: Hand-embroidered
Description: This exquisite bag is a visual poem celebrating the interconnectedness of nature and the human spirit. Crafted by Carolina, a skilled Kachiquel Maya artisan from Patzun, the bag features a stunning array of hand-embroidered motifs that tell a story of freedom, hope, and natural harmony.
Measurements:
Design Elements and Symbolism:
Butterflies: Represent free will, life's journey, and divine messages of peace and love from ancestors
Sky, River, Lake: Blue depicts the beauty and fluidity of nature
Volcanoes and Leaves: Symbolize the earth's power and the cycle of life
Overall composition: Illustrates the deep connection between all elements of nature
Cultural Significance: This bag is more than an accessory; it's a testament to the resilience and artistry of the Kachiquel Maya people. Patzun, the artist's hometown, still bears the impact of the Guatemalan Civil War, making this creation a powerful symbol of hope and cultural preservation.
Perfect for those who appreciate:
Unique, handcrafted accessories with profound symbolism
Supporting artisans from communities affected by historical conflicts
Carrying a piece of Maya wisdom and natural philosophy
By purchasing this bag, you're supporting skilled Kachiquel Maya artisans like Carolina and contributing to the economic resilience of communities recovering from historical trauma.
NGO Wholesale Price: To Be Determined
Shipped from Minneapolis, packages go out on Mondays.
