Guatemalan Hand Loom Wall Tapestry, Blue and Primary Colors

Guatemalan Hand Loom Wall Tapestry, Blue and Primary ColorsThe intricate tapestries are woven by the women from a small village called Cucanja, in the Alta Verapaz region of Guatemala. These talented weavers use the Back Strap Loom technique that has been passed down through generations from mother to daughter. They have taken their ancestral knowledge of back loom weaving to create beautiful pieces with modern flair. Sales generate income and independence for their families and their village. These

Handcrafted from steel oil drums by Haitian artists

Story Behind the Art: Each piece of olive wood is carved using rudimentary tools

Cone Bells are approximately 1

this Mother-of-Pearl pendent has an intricate overlay design of branches

Measures 12 x 2

this felt mobile feature dragons and clouds and hangs about 20 inches

sprinkled on a mantle

Dimensions: 9 to 11 inches long

This authentic Mexican pottery is crafted and hand-painted by artisans using traditional pottery techniques

Rainbow colored rain and hearts shower down from a grey-blue cloud

these hand painted Christmas tree earrings are as cute as they come

with tassel on end