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Vintage Hand Embroidered Guatemalan Textiles
Huipiles, Cortes and Tzutes
Direct from Chichicastenango & Panajachel Markets in Guatemala.
Worldwide Shipping Included.
No Bargaining
We pay our mayan vendors their full asking price because their success is our mission.

Woven Heritage: Guatemalan Huipiles and Textiles
A curated collection of vintage hand embroidered textiles from Guatemala.
Discover the authentic story woven into every thread of our vintage huipiles, hand crafted for sustainability and unparalleled uniqueness.
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Fair Trade — Guaranteed
We know where our products come from because we’ve lived and worked on location at Lake Atitlan, Guatemala for years.
We work with women we know. We work with women we respect. We pay our employees double the local wage and our textile partners set the price we pay, ensuring everyone involved in L’amour Artisans receives a liveable wage. In Indigenous circles we are well known for being excellent employers.
New Arrivals — See Them First on Instagram
Shop the latest textile drops from Panajachel & Chichicastenango Markets. Head over to Instagram: @LamourArtisans and view ‘Shop My Stories’ to see the latest.
Vendor sets the price — prices are not negotiated.
LAMOUR BLOG
A Textile Love Affair

How to Style Your Guatemalan Huipil
You're home from your trip to Guatemala and you have accidentally bought a suitcase of huipiles back with you - I totally understand as I did the same thing, although I went a tiny step further and...
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Guatemalan Corte Textiles - The Four Embroidered Designs
While Guatemalan huipiles will always be my first love, hand woven Mayan cortes are wonderful textiles in their own right. I love turning them into pillows, throw blankets and tablecloths for an au...
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Tzutes - Guatemalan Textiles At Their Best
If you love Guatemalan textiles and have a penchant for their fabulous huipiles then you are going to love their Tzutes because while they have different patterns to huipiles they are still gorgeou...
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