Drawing inspiration from Guatemala's flora and fauna, Jose Arriola handcrafts a set of six little hand-painted hearts from terracotta. After a long process that ensures high-quality creations, Jose adds colorful details and polyester cords for hanging the hearts anywhere. The ornaments also come in a sweet cotton pouch for storing them securely.

• Ceramic, polyester cords; cotton pouch
• 0.24 lbs
• Each: 3.3 inches H x 3.3 inches W x 0.4 inches D

The nimble hands of the Wakami cooperative of Guatemala weave blue and sea green beads into a classic bracelet, bound by two cords of leather used to form the button clasp. The beads are made of glass and reconstituted turquoise and woven into a kind of checkerboard pattern, with colors and sparkles reminiscent of the ocean.

• Glass and crystal beads, leather, nylon cord, zamac button, reconstituted turquoise
• 0.16 oz
• 21 inches min L - x 22.5 inches max L x 0.4 inches W

Multiple colors take over Mirian Zet's newest creation, crafted by hand from crystal and glass beads. After designing the pattern to follow, the Guatemalan artisan starts to give form to this beaded necklace, creating five vibrant strands with a cheerful and bohemian aura.

• Glass beads, crystal beads, nylon
• 0.85 oz
• 34 inches Inner Circ. x 0.4 inches W

Inspired by traditional Guatemalan textiles, Patricia Xon’s cotton coin purse is expertly handwoven with bold geometric patterns that turn everyday errands into a stylish affair. The sturdy strap provides practicality while the zippered compartments keep coins and small treasures neatly tucked away. Fully lined and thoughtfully designed, this compact accessory blends tradition with modern convenience.

• 100% cotton; 80% polyester and 20% polyurethane strap; 100% polyester lining
• 0.51 oz
• Coin purse: 3.1 inches H x 3.9 inches W x 1 inches D
• Strap(s): 5 inches L x 0.4 inches W

From the cheerful and prosperous Guatemalan lands, a series of lovely garden accents come to your home, carrying a little piece of the region's vibrant culture. Handcrafted by Jose Arriola following a meticulous process, this ceramic flower pot is inspired by the majestic city of Santa Catarina and its traditions, featuring a hand-painted design of a person wearing the town's tropical colors.

• Ceramic
• 0.22 lbs
• 6 inches H x 3 inches W x 3 inches D

A small purple school bus clatters down the roads of rural Guatemala. Usually crowded, it carries people and products going to market. Sometimes known as chicken buses, these old-fashioned vehicles inspire Guatemalan ceramicist Vitelio Orozco's diminutive two-inch bus in ceramic, hand-painted in bright colors. A bright palm leaf basket on the roof is filled with a variety of ceramic and pinewood fruits and vegetables.

• Ceramic, pinewood and palm fiber accents
• 0.54 oz
• 2 inches H x 1.4 inches W x 2.4 inches D