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Each piece is intricately woven by a Mayan woman.
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Homestay With Weavers
This off-the-beaten track experience is a truly
unique chance to learn more about the local
culture and take part in Mayan traditions.
Featured Products
Handwoven Mayan Print Black, White and Red Cushion Cover Geometric Pattern
$45.00
Handwoven Organic Cotton Striped Napkins (Set of 4)
$33.00
Blue and Cream Handwoven Guatemalan Placemats (Set of 4)
$36.00
Table Runners embroidered Handwoven Mayan Design
$56.00
Handwoven Mayan Print Cushion Cover - Geometric Pattern
$46.90
Handwoven Mayan Diamond Print Cushion Cover 100% Cotton 16x16
$45.00
Embroidered Mayan Cushion Cover Handwoven Ornamentation 100% Cotton 16x16
$45.00
Handwoven Red and Gold Mayan Pattern Cushion Cover Geometric Pattern
$45.00
Woven Striped Placemats Handmade in Guatemala in Brown, Red and Blue (Set of 4)
$36.00
Handwoven Guatemalan Cushion Cover Mayan Patterns - Red
$45.00
Handwoven Guatemalan Cushion Cover Mayan Patterns - Green
$45.00
Handwoven Guatemalan Cushion Cover Mayan Patterns - Black
$45.00
Our Founders
AMPARO DE LEÓN DE RUBIO
President
Amparo is the current president of Trama Textiles, and is passionate about improving opportunity and livelihood for women.
Amparo has worked with Trama Textiles for over 23 years and is based at the Trama office in Xela, coordinating the work of the 400 weavers across the highlands of Guatemala.
ORALIA CHOPEN
Vice President
Oralia’s dream is to fully employ the 400 women who work with Trama. For Oralia, paying women a fair wage for their products is incredibly rewarding as it has a direct impact on empowering women within the community.
Oralia joined Trama as a teenager and lives in Xela with her family. In addition to managing the cooperative, she teaches weaving at the Trama office.
Blog
Although Spanish is Guatemala’s most widely-spoken language, it’s not the native tongue of every guatemalteco. Alongside Mexico, Peru and Bolivia, Guatemala has one of the highest Indigenous populations in Latin America. Nowadays, many of the country’s 24 indigenous (and official) languages are still widely spoken.
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Each year Guatemalans are very passionate about celebrating their freedom and events leading up to the anniversary are festive and feverishly proud. Festivities are held around the country showing the patriotism of the Guatemalan people, you will find blue and white all over the houses and buildings and flags too!
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Guatemala is the birthplace of the Mayan civilisation, the presence of which is still made very visible today. Towns and cities all across the country are rich with the vibrant colours of Mayan clothing and...
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10-56, 3a Calle, Zona 1,
Quetzaltenango, Guatemala.
Monday to Friday, 9am - 6pm