Dark Macana Pichincha The Wounaan or Noanamá indigenous

The Wounaan or Noanamá indigenous people create geometric designs and figures inspired by nature and the worldview of the community using basket weaving techniques by rolling and needle sewing using fiber from the buds of the wérregue palm

Inspired by the vibrant atmosphere of Guatemala's most famous market

jade stones and other hand-painted ceramic pieces to be able to produce jewelry inspired by Mayan culture and color

Combining the elegance of leather with hand-woven huipileles

Dark Macana Pichincha The Wounaan or Noanamá indigenousThe creators of cotton, wool or silk shawls are woven by artisans who are known as macaneros. They make batons with the Ikat technique using 100% cotton thread. Glimpsing due to its different bright colors and becoming more attractive due to the beautiful ornamentation of the knotting of its extensive fringes, which can form different designs or drawings of birds, shields, flowers, and even legends.