Multicolor Hand Woven Cotton Guatemalan Accessories for Women

11 items

Hand woven cotton scarf, 'Fresh Lagoon' - Hand Loomed Blue and Green Cotton Scarf

Fresh Lagoon

Hand Loomed Blue and Green Cotton Scarf $54.99

Cotton scarf, 'Mystic Magenta' - Purple Textured Fringed Cotton Scarf Hand-Woven in Guatemala

Mystic Magenta

Purple Textured Fringed Cotton Scarf Hand-Woven in Guatemala $89.99

Cotton shawl, 'Boysenberry Sunday' - Geometric Boysenberry and Teal Cotton Shawl from Guatemala

Boysenberry Sunday

Geometric Boysenberry and Teal Cotton Shawl from Guatemala $89.99

Cotton hat band, 'Little Helpers' - Handmade Ribbon-Style Hat Band with Guatemalan Worry Dolls

Little Helpers

Handmade Ribbon-Style Hat Band with Guatemalan Worry Dolls $27.99

Cotton scarf, 'Happy Gumdrops' - Backstrap Handwoven Colorful Cotton Scarf from Guatemala

Happy Gumdrops

Backstrap Handwoven Colorful Cotton Scarf from Guatemala $59.99

Cotton headband, 'Quitapena Beauty' - Handcrafted Folk Art Cotton Headband from Guatemala

Quitapena Beauty

Handcrafted Folk Art Cotton Headband from Guatemala $17.99

Cotton shawl, 'Magenta Sunday' - Geometric Magenta and Chocolate Cotton Shawl from Guatemala

Magenta Sunday

Geometric Magenta and Chocolate Cotton Shawl from Guatemala $89.99

Cotton hat band, 'Worry-Free' - Handmade Worry Dolls Ribbon-Type Hat Band from Guatemala

Worry-Free

Handmade Worry Dolls Ribbon-Type Hat Band from Guatemala $19.99

Cotton hat band, 'Trouble-Free' - Artisan Crafted Worry Dolls Hat Band from Guatemala in Blue

Trouble-Free

Artisan Crafted Worry Dolls Hat Band from Guatemala in Blue $19.99

Cotton headband, 'To The Heavens' - Hand Loomed Cotton Diamond Patterned Headband Guatemala

To The Heavens

Hand Loomed Cotton Diamond Patterned Headband Guatemala $19.99

Cotton shawl, 'Enchanting Country Flowers' - Colorful Handwoven Guatemalan Cotton Shawl

Enchanting Country Flowers

Colorful Handwoven Guatemalan Cotton Shawl $99.99

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Asunta Pelaez I have been dedicated to this art form since I was 17 years old. I originally started learning through the influence of my husband's family. View products | Loan details

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