Guatemalan Fashion Accessories for Women

12 items

Cotton shawl, 'San Juan Fiesta' - Colorful Cotton Shawl Crafted in Guatemala

San Juan Fiesta

Colorful Cotton Shawl Crafted in Guatemala $89.95

Wool shawl, 'Blue Islands' - Guatemala Wool Blend Patterned Shawl

Blue Islands

Guatemala Wool Blend Patterned Shawl $89.00

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

Mystic Magenta

Purple Textured Fringed Cotton Scarf Hand-Woven in Guatemala $89.00

Cotton shawl, 'Coral Reef' - Coral Cotton Shawl from Guatemala

Coral Reef

Coral Cotton Shawl from Guatemala $89.00

Rayon ikat scarf, 'Silhouette in Violet' - Hand Woven Violet and White Ikat Scarf

Silhouette in Violet

Hand Woven Violet and White Ikat Scarf $69.00

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

Enchanting Country Flowers

Colorful Handwoven Guatemalan Cotton Shawl $99.00

Cotton shawl, 'Subtle Texture in Saffron' - Textured Cotton Shawl in Saffron from Guatemala

Subtle Texture in Saffron

Textured Cotton Shawl in Saffron from Guatemala $89.00

Rayon shawl, 'Royal Blue Silhouettes' - Handwoven Royal Blue Shibori Rayon Shawl from Guatemala

Royal Blue Silhouettes

Handwoven Royal Blue Shibori Rayon Shawl from Guatemala $94.00

Wool blend shawl, 'Red Islands' - Artisan Crafted Women's Wool Blend Shawl

Red Islands

Artisan Crafted Women's Wool Blend Shawl $89.00

Cotton scarf, 'Geometric Fire' - Hand-Woven Textured Fringed Cotton Scarf in Yellow and Red

Geometric Fire

Hand-Woven Textured Fringed Cotton Scarf in Yellow and Red $89.00

Cotton scarf, 'Purple Serenade' - Hand-Woven Textured Fringed Cotton Scarf in Purple and Pink

Purple Serenade

Hand-Woven Textured Fringed Cotton Scarf in Purple and Pink $89.00

Rayon scarf, 'Among Threads in Red' - Fringed Red Scarf Hand-Woven from Rayon in Guatemala

Among Threads in Red

Fringed Red Scarf Hand-Woven from Rayon in Guatemala $69.00

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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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