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Bold patterns meet effortless style in this hand-loomed cotton scarf by Guatemalan duo Miriam and Debora. Rhombus silhouettes dance across the fabric while soft fringe edges add a lively finishing touch. Lightweight and breathable, it’s the perfect accessory to throw on when your outfit needs a little extra character.

Bring a touch of artistry to your outfit with this handwoven cotton scarf designed by Guatemalan duo Miriam and Debora. The striking rhombus motifs, combined with the playful fringe on both ends, create a visually dynamic piece that adds depth and texture to your wardrobe. Light yet eye-catching, it’s a versatile accessory that makes any look unforgettable.

Horizons of elegance appear as refreshing as the teal in Khitish’s newest design. Silk yarns are transformed into a trendy scarf, handwoven by master artisans from the Indian region. Tradition and versatility merge in each thread, boasting shades of beige and teal alongside fringes.

Guatemalan artisan Luisa Villavicencio designs this scarf, handwoven on the backstrap loom from 100% cotton. Featuring a striking pattern in champagne and blue spruce, this beautiful scarf arrives with fringes on the ends. The colors in this piece are natural, made from undyed cotton fibers grown on the artisan's family farm and recycled denim.

Wrap yourself in layers of color with this glass beaded bracelet hand crafted by the Weaving Hands of Atitlán from Guatemala. The artisans weave glass beads in the cool blue-greens and warm browns of surf and sand and of a mixture of shapes and sizes to create visually stunning patterns. The bracelet closes with a pewter button clasp.

The Weaving Hands of Atitlán are a group of women from Santa Cruz La Laguna in Sololá, near Lake Atitlán, who grew up weaving. About their work, the artisans say: “We want people to be curious about our town and our craft. We are inspired by nature, the lake, the beaches — basically all of Guatemala, because it is so beautiful! We dream about bringing our creations to the world so that people may enjoy them and have something they find special.”