Upcycled Mayan Corte Belt Bags/ Fanny packs

Cangureras

Stay hands-free in ethical style with our upcycled Mayan corte belt bags, handcrafted from traditional recycled textiles by indigenous women artisans. Each fanny pack features vibrant Mayan patterns and sustainable craftsmanship — perfect for festivals, travel, or everyday adventures with a cultural twist.

Discover the perfect balance of tradition and contemporary style with this handwoven Huipil and vegetable-tanned leather shoulder bag. Carefully crafted by Mayan weavers and skilled leather artisans, this bag features exquisite striped and geometric patterns, bringing timeless elegance and cultural authenticity to your wardrobe.

By repurposing previously worn Maya textiles, this eco-conscious bag supports slow fashion and sustainability, reducing waste while celebrating Indigenous craftsmanship.

Product Details

• Material: 100% Cotton (upcycled Huipil fabric); vegetable-tanned leather
• Technique: Handwoven textile using traditional Mayan backstrap weaving, paired with artisan leatherwork
• Size: 15 cm length x 24 cm width (6" x 9.5")
• Features: Zipper top closure and adjustable shoulder strap
• Care: Hand-wash in cold water, treat stains with mild detergent, lay flat to air dry
• Origin: Handmade in Guatemala

A Sustainable Fashion Statement

This versatile and ethically made shoulder bag is ideal for daily outings, travel, or evening wear. Designed with durability and style in mind, it’s perfect for anyone who values artisan craftsmanship and sustainable fashion.

By purchasing this bag, you are empowering Indigenous women artisans, preserving ancient weaving traditions, and supporting fair-trade practices.

Handmade Uniqueness Disclaimer

As each bag is 100% handmade from upcycled textiles, slight variations in patterns, colors, and weave may occur, making every piece one-of-a-kind. These differences highlight the authenticity of handwoven Guatemalan textiles.

If your product does not meet expectations, please contact us at: coordinator@tramatextiles.org.