$128.00
Working hand in hand with women weavers in a small village located on the shores of Lake Atitlan, Guatemala, Behind the Hill celebrates culture and craft by partnering with local artisans who embrace ancestral weaving techniques. The women grow the raw materials right in their own environment—the cotton is naturally colored and has no dyes.
These placemats are handwoven in Guatemala using native color-grown cotton. The unique terra-cotta color comes from heirloom cotton named Ixcaco cotton.
$120.00
This finely crafted, functional modern design is a beautiful addition to your kitchen table. Made of thick ceramic, the press will hold onto heat well after brewing, allowing you more time to...
$15.00
The women farmers who grow this coffee represent 67 different Mayan communities across Guatemala, El Quiché, Sololá, and Huehuetenango. They speak their indigenous languages and hold many of the traditional...
$310.00
This extra-large cotton throw is handwoven using wild, color-grown cotton from Guatemala that is mixed together to create these unique earthy shades. Working hand in hand with women weavers in a small...
$120.00
This finely crafted, functional modern design is a beautiful addition to your kitchen table. Made of thick ceramic, the press will hold onto heat well after brewing, allowing you more time to linger...