Kekchi Maya Black Bag: Pretty Birds
Artisan: Etelvina, a Kekchi Maya artist from Coban, Guatemala
Materials: Recycled daily huipil, organic cotton embroidery
Crafting time: 6 weeks of hand embroidery
Description: This exquisite bag showcases the artistry and cultural heritage of the Kekchi Maya people. Crafted from a recycled daily huipil (traditional Maya garment), the bag features stunning hand-embroidered birds in organic cotton thread against a black background.
Cultural Significance:
Birds: Symbolize the divine masculine in Kekchi culture
Black color: Represents hope for the Kekchi people
Recycled huipil: Demonstrates sustainable practices and connection to daily Maya life
Artisan Background: Etelvina, the talented creator of this bag, learned her craft from her late mother, continuing a treasured family tradition of Maya artistry.
Perfect for those who appreciate:
One-of-a-kind, handcrafted accessories
Sustainable and ethically sourced products
Rich cultural symbolism and traditional art forms
By purchasing this bag, you're supporting a skilled Kekchi Maya artisan and helping preserve her cultural heritage.
NGO Wholesale Price: $50
Shipped from Minneapolis, packages go out on Mondays.
Artisan: Etelvina, a Kekchi Maya artist from Coban, Guatemala
Materials: Recycled daily huipil, organic cotton embroidery
Crafting time: 6 weeks of hand embroidery
Description: This exquisite bag showcases the artistry and cultural heritage of the Kekchi Maya people. Crafted from a recycled daily huipil (traditional Maya garment), the bag features stunning hand-embroidered birds in organic cotton thread against a black background.
Cultural Significance:
Birds: Symbolize the divine masculine in Kekchi culture
Black color: Represents hope for the Kekchi people
Recycled huipil: Demonstrates sustainable practices and connection to daily Maya life
Artisan Background: Etelvina, the talented creator of this bag, learned her craft from her late mother, continuing a treasured family tradition of Maya artistry.
Perfect for those who appreciate:
One-of-a-kind, handcrafted accessories
Sustainable and ethically sourced products
Rich cultural symbolism and traditional art forms
By purchasing this bag, you're supporting a skilled Kekchi Maya artisan and helping preserve her cultural heritage.
NGO Wholesale Price: $50
Shipped from Minneapolis, packages go out on Mondays.
Artisan: Etelvina, a Kekchi Maya artist from Coban, Guatemala
Materials: Recycled daily huipil, organic cotton embroidery
Crafting time: 6 weeks of hand embroidery
Description: This exquisite bag showcases the artistry and cultural heritage of the Kekchi Maya people. Crafted from a recycled daily huipil (traditional Maya garment), the bag features stunning hand-embroidered birds in organic cotton thread against a black background.
Cultural Significance:
Birds: Symbolize the divine masculine in Kekchi culture
Black color: Represents hope for the Kekchi people
Recycled huipil: Demonstrates sustainable practices and connection to daily Maya life
Artisan Background: Etelvina, the talented creator of this bag, learned her craft from her late mother, continuing a treasured family tradition of Maya artistry.
Perfect for those who appreciate:
One-of-a-kind, handcrafted accessories
Sustainable and ethically sourced products
Rich cultural symbolism and traditional art forms
By purchasing this bag, you're supporting a skilled Kekchi Maya artisan and helping preserve her cultural heritage.
NGO Wholesale Price: $50
Shipped from Minneapolis, packages go out on Mondays.
