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The Catarina Basket is proof that even the smallest things can be beautifully made. Designed with a central spiral that flows outward into gently sloped sides, this handwoven piece is perfect for collecting life's essentials,keys, jewelry, headphones, or anything that needs a home. It's lightweight, structured, and grounding in its simplicity. Set it near the door, by the bed, or on a desk,it brings natural texture and quiet order to wherever it lives. Made by women artisans in Sololá, Guatemala, each basket reflects generations of weaving tradition and thoughtful design. -
The Cecilia Basket is made to live with you,on your kitchen table, by the door, or wherever things tend to gather. Handwoven from longleaf pine needles and raffia, it has a warm, earthy scent and a tight stitch pattern that feels textured and solid in the hand. Its rounded sides and low profile make it a practical catchall, while the design adds quiet detail to any space. Simple, useful, and intentionally made, this is a piece that fits into your daily rhythm without needing to be fussed over. Woven by women artisans in La Fe, Guatemala, every basket reflects generations of skill and a commitment to fair, sustainable work. -
There's a quiet radiance to this basket,like holding a piece of the sky shaped by hand. Named Chumil, the Kaqchikel word for "star," this woven design draws your eye inward with its natural spiral, ending in a central star rendered in deep greens and indigo blues. It's both grounding and luminous,a visual anchor rooted in tradition. Made in the Guatemalan highlands, the Chumil Basket blends longleaf pine needles, native pajón grass, and hand-dyed raffia into a form that's as strong as it is beautiful. Whether used on the table or displayed on the wall, this piece bridges everyday function with timeless craftsmanship. -
Named Chumil, the Kaqchikel word for "star," this basket brings together warmth, texture, and tradition in a design that draws the eye from center to edge. Deep plum, indigo, and cream tones spiral outward in a pattern that feels both grounded and celestial,like starlight captured in woven form. Handcrafted from longleaf pine needles, native Guatemalan grasses, and richly dyed raffia, the Chumil Basket balances beauty with strength. It's sturdy enough for everyday use, yet striking enough to hang on the wall or anchor a space with intention. Woven by Maya women artisans in the Guatemalan highlands, each basket reflects generations of skill, cultural heritage, and care. It's a piece that lasts,and means something. -
The Luisa Basket is a quiet, useful piece that fits wherever you need a little extra beauty. Designed as a companion to the Catarina Basket, its compact shape and spiral weave bring natural texture and warmth to small spaces. Perfect for holding rings, loose change, or earbuds, it's also just as lovely left empty,letting the handwoven detail speak for itself. The design is simple but considered, made to support everyday organization with a light, handcrafted touch. Created by Mayan Hands artisan partners in Sololá, Guatemala, each basket reflects skill passed from generation to generation. -
These coasters bring a natural rhythm to your table with their hand-stitched spiral design. Made from longleaf pine needles and stitched with raffia, each one is tightly woven and built to last—lightweight, durable, and grounding in the best way. The warm tones and clean pattern work in any space, from casual breakfast nooks to dressed-up dinner settings. They're practical, yes—but there's also something quietly special about them. A little everyday artistry you can actually use. Woven by women artisans in the Guatemalan highlands, this set supports fair trade values and honors generations of craftsmanship. -
These coasters bring a grounded, handmade touch to your table. Woven from wild grass and longleaf pine needles, each one features a tight, balanced spiral that's both durable and beautiful. The soft green tones work well with any setting—easy to dress up or down. Whether it's a quiet morning coffee or a full dinner table, these are the kinds of pieces that make a space feel more considered. Woven by women artisans in the Guatemalan highlands, every set supports fair trade values and carries forward a generations-old tradition. They're made to last—and made to matter. -
Handwoven from native Guatemalan grass and longleaf pine needles, this lidded basket is designed to keep tortillas warm,but its uses go far beyond the kitchen. It’s perfect for storing snacks, keepsakes, or anything you’d like tucked neatly out of sight. The soft green of the wild grass gradually deepens into a warm golden hue over time, adding to the character of the piece. The fitted lid sits smoothly, creating a quiet, tactile experience every time you lift it. Practical, timeless, and grounded in tradition,this is a piece that feels good in the hand and even better in your home. -
Compact, textured, and full of character, the Yesica Basket is just the right size for the small things that need a home,on your desk, entryway table, or kitchen counter. Its softly rounded shape and intricate open-weave pattern feel light in the hand but grounded in tradition. Crafted from pajón, a native Guatemalan grass, and trimmed with longleaf pine needles, the design offers both visual detail and natural strength. It's named after Yesica, the artisan in Sololá who created the pattern,a nod to both the maker and the meaning behind the work. Whether used for organizing or simply admired, it's a beautiful piece with a quiet presence. -
Designed to hold a standard bottle of wine, this handwoven basket protects your table while adding a warm, natural texture. The tight pine needle coil is stitched with raffia in a repeating pattern that's clean, structured, and organic—like a quiet accent with purpose. It's perfect for wine, olive oil, or any drippy bottle at the dinner table—but just as useful as a desktop catchall for pens, paper clips, or small essentials. Simple, versatile, and woven to last. Handmade by women artisans in Guatemala, each piece is a reflection of time-honored skill and fair trade values.
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