Talented weavers from K'amolon K'i K'ojonel create an unique iridescent effect in shades of blue, beige, brown and red. Working with rayon made from bamboo fiber, the yarns are hand dyed before weaving on a traditional backstrap loom, making each one a work of art.

• 100% rayon from bamboo
• 0.14 lbs
• 70 inches L x 8 inches W
• Fringe: 2 inches L

Guatemalan artisan Manuel Delfino carves this fierce jaguar figurine from pinewood as if it were ready to pounce, hand-painting a tropical floral motif over its spotted yellow coat. Sustaining the family tradition of woodworking, Manuel dedicates his life to developing new designs and broadening artistic styles in the Antigua Guatemala community.

• Pinewood
• 0.15 lbs
• 3.3 inches H x 2.8 inches W x 8.5 inches D

If you were lucky enough to have a chance to ride on one of these old buses that roam rural Guatemala, why not relive the experience every time you open the fridge? Ceramicist Vitelio Orozco recreates a trio of the vintage vehicles and the people and cargo they hauled to market. The hand-painted ceramic figurines have magnets on the back.

• Ceramic, magnet
• 0.10 lbs
• Each: 1.8 inches H x 2.4 inches W x 1 inches D

With all the marvelous sights to see in Guatemala, it calls for a small and light bag that won't get in the way. This sling bag is perfect for a passport and those few other essentials when you are on-the-go. The cotton ikat motifs are handwoven by the House of Antigua Artisans, who then add a faux suede leather-like trim and strap. Lined in black, the bag has a single inner compartment and an outer zipper pocket.

• 100% cotton, polyester suede trim, polyester lining
• 1.47 oz
• Bag: 9.5 inches H x 7.8 inches W x 0.5 inches D
• Strap(s): 50 inches L x 0.5 inches W
• Drop length: 25 inches from strap to bag

A collection of 12 quitapenas worry dolls offers comfort crafted of cotton and tule wood. The Lopez Garcia Family of Guatemala handcrafts each doll with care, elaborating them with head scarves and dresses in a variety of colors. A painted pinewood box houses this set of worry dolls.

• 100% cotton, tule wood, kraft paper, pinewood box
• 0.88 oz
• Dolls (12): 2.4 inches H x 0.8 inches W x 0.6 inches D
• Box: 4.5 inches L x 2 inches W

Sometimes known as chicken buses, these old fashioned vehicles carried people and merchandise to and from rural market towns. Noted Guatemalan ceramicist Vitelio Orozco crafts a diminutive three-inch bus in ceramic, painted by hand. On the roof, a bright palm leaf basket carries a variety of ceramic and pinewood fruits and vegetables.

• Ceramic, pinewood and palm fiber accents
• 0.96 oz
• 3 inches H x 2.2 inches W x 1.4 inches D