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These wall hangings reflect various revolutionary themes. Using powerful words and symbolic images the women convey the realities of indigenous rights, resistance, inclusion, dedication, among many other struggles the Zapatistas face.
$20 - $30
2009 September painting of Zapatista woman holding the EZLN flag in one hand and flowers in the other atop the new world that she fights for. Reads" Queremos un mundo nuevo para todos y todas. ¡Lucha!"
Acrylic on canvas nailed to wooden frame by Zapatista artist Camilo. 12 inches X 12 inches. Sept 2009.
$120 - $200
2009 September painting of Zapatista woman holding flowers up and with infant on hip. Reads" Saludamos a todas las mujeres rebeldes de Mexico y el mundo."
Acrylic on canvas nailed to wooden frame by Zapatista artist Tomas. 12 inches X 12 inches. Sept 2009.
$120 - $200
Beautiful pieces of amber are used in these one of a kind silver and amber earrings.
$30 - $50
Children's artwork decorates these cardstock bookmarks measuring 2" by 7". A poem is written across the center of each with the statement: "Dare to dream!" at the bottom of each.
$3 - $10
These rustic recycled paper artisan books contain 20 - 28 handmade pages. With soft natural deckle edges the paper is within the unique handmade banana leaf cover paper. The book is bound using external binding with natural twine as a complementary accent. Made by the Tatik San Alonso Collective in the region of Tenejapa, Chiapas, Mexico.
$10 - $25
These rustic recycled paper artisan books contain 20 - 28 handmade pages. With soft natural deckle edges the paper is within the unique handmade banana leaf cover paper. The book is bound using external binding with natural twine as a complementary accent. Made by the Tatik San Alonso Collective in the region of Tenejapa, Chiapas, Mexico.
$25 - $50
These rustic recycled paper artisan books contain 20 - 28 handmade pages. With soft natural deckle edges the paper is within the unique handmade banana leaf cover paper. The book is bound using external binding with natural twine as a complementary accent. Made by the Tatik San Alonso Collective in the region of Tenejapa, Chiapas, Mexico.
$20 - $40
Available in a variety of styles, these adorable white cotton muslin tanks feature vibrant floral embroidery around the neckline and along the arm openings.
$15 - $35
This cotton black pillow case is brocaded with an elaborate border and features the cosmic and sapo designs in bright Mayan colors in its center. Woven on the back-strap loom by the artisan women of Magadalena, Chiapas, Mexico. This case measures approximately 16" x 16" and is perfect for use as an accent pillow in a bedroom or common living area.
$45 - $90
Do you love cultures from around the world? Well, than you can encase your chopsticks (or pencils or even pennywhistle) in a sturdy decorative holder made by the Ya lib ha' Women's Collective in Chiapas, Mexico. Holders come in black with delicately woven vibrant colored floral patterns. Lined with black cotton linen and has a drawstring top. 10"x 1"
$5 - $15
This handcrafted wooden truck is painted a lively yellow with blue detail and says "Chiapas" along the railing of the truck's bed.
$30 - $55
These handmade earrings hang on a french hook and have revolutionary statements inscribed on each earring.
$15 - $35
These white cotton bags vary in design but are all created in memory of Comandanta Ramona. Made by the artisan women in La Realidad Community.
$20 - $45
Available in red with black embroidery or black with red embroidery, these simple bookmarks measure 2" by 6"
$10 - $15
Beautiful handwoven mats featuring the traditional diamond and sapo designs in many vibrant colors. Each mat measures about 7" by 7".
$15 - $25
Perfect with jeans this round black linen purse has a handwoven floral motif band that wraps the circumference of the bolsa. The functional drawstring top gives you easy access to your things. The thick cord strap is 32" from end to end and hangs about 16" off the shoulder. It is lined in satin or cotton. The women of the Ya lib ha' Women's Collective made this bolsa with dignity for you.
6-1/2" x 5-1/2"
$24 - $44
Using naturally dyed textiles, artisans have embroidered these cotton pouches with images of pink flowers and yellow flowers sporting pasamontañas.
$15 - $30
A perfect size to carry the books of your favorite student! This bag features the insignia of the ever popular mujer con la dignidad wearing a paliacate that reads: "EZLN."
$20 - $40
Perfect for your favorite baby or toddler, these earth tone tops are great for warm weather or layered over long sleeves for colder weather.
$10 - $25
Using naturally dyed textiles, artisans have embroidered these headbands with many types of images including caracoles, Zapatista moons, and flowers.
$9 - $15
These handmade bookmarks have incredible detail in the embroidery. Perfect for keeping your place in your current reading, you can choose from masked Zapatista ears of corn or a masked Zapatista moon.
$9 - $15
A perfect size to carry the books of your favorite student or use for groceries! This bag features the artwork for the Encuentro de las Mujeres held in Oventic in March of 2009 and on the reverse, the ten revolutionary laws of women printed in Spanish.
$20 - $40
These beautiful necklaces feature a seed from the tropical escalera de mono plant as well as ormosia seeds. Knotted on hemp cord, these necklaces compliment most color schemes.
$20 - $45
An expertly cross stitched coin purse with a satin lining and zipper closure. Measures about 5" by 4"
$10 - $30
An expertly cross stitched pouch with a satin lining and zipper closure. Measures about 6" by 5" with a strap hanging about 16" from the shoulder.
$18 - $30
Made by the women in La Realidad, this cotton bag is expertly embroidered with two potted flowers and the letters EZLN along the flap closure of the bag.
$20 - $45
Made by the women in La Realidad, these cotton bags are expertly embroidered and feature potted flowers and the letters EZLN along the flap closure of the bag.
$15 - $35
Beautiful earrings made from wood and featuring a red star at the center of a black ring and the letters EZLN in red at the bottom of the ring.
$10 - $25
This white blouse showcases some of the amazing embroidery work coming out of Chiapas. Vibrant colors bring flowers to life around the neck and arms of this beautiful blouse. Measures 30" across and 25" from shoulder to hem.
$45 - $70
This white blouse showcases some of the amazing embroidery work coming out of Chiapas. Vibrant colors bring flowers to life around the neck of this beautiful blouse. Measures about 20" across and about 24-1/2" from shoulder to hem.
$26 - $39
These are bright and lively coin purses and cardholders. With lively floral designs and colors they are sure to make the perfect gift. Each has a double sided design on black and is lined with satin or cotton. The zipper top provides a secure closure. Made by the Zapatista women of the Ya lib ha' Women's Collective.
3"x 4-1/2"
$10 - $30
These artisan purses are perfect for all occasions. The many hand-woven floral designs are vibrantly brought to life by the skilled hands of the women in resistance from the Ya lib ha' Women Collective. No two are alike which makes them especially unique. The base color is black. Because of the handmade nature of these, works sizes vary slightly. Each purse has a one-sided design on black cotton linen and is lined with satin or cotton. It has a zipper or Velcro top and a strap that lays about 16" from the shoulder.
7-1/2" x 7"
$24 - $44
These artisan purses are perfect for all occasions. The many hand-woven floral designs are vibrantly brought to life by the skilled hands of the women in resistance from the Ya lib ha' Women Collective. No two are alike which makes them especially unique. The base color is black. Because of the handmade nature of these, works sizes vary slightly. Each purse has a one-sided design on black cotton linen and is lined with satin or cotton. It has a zipper or Velcro top and a cord strap that lays between 12"-16" from the shoulder.
5"x4"
$12 - $24
A unique piece of artwork with an intricately embroidered rebel woman sporting a red paliacate.
$36 - $54
Marigold five pointed star flowers connected by dark green leaves make a pretty neckline for this classic white cotton muslin halter top. Hand embroidered by the women of Agua Clara. 9 inches from armpit to bottom with a 24 inch bust.
$15 - $35
Purple, pink and yellow pansies dance around a dark green leaf pattern on the collar of this girls white cotton top. Hand embroidered by the women of AguaClara. 10 inches from armpit to bottom with a 26 inches bust.
$15 - $35
This red cotton cotton tank top has a beautiful neckline decorated with a hand embroidered, pink floral design. Cropped Length. About 12 inches from shoulder to bottom with a 28 inch chest. 3T-4T
$15 - $30
Yellow, green, pink and maroon dots festively scatter throughout the hand embroidered red neckline and arm openings of this cute huipil. About 15" from shoulder to bottom hem and 16" across.
$20 - $40
These double fold towels are perfectly shaped to keep your tortillas warm. Measuring about 9 inches across, they feature extraordinary floral embroidery and are perfectly suited for corn tortillas or small flour tortillas.
$10 - $25
These beautiful place mats feature repeating sun and moon pattern in many vibrant colors on a bright yellow background. They are woven the traditional Mayan way on the back strap-loom by the artisan women of the Magdalena community in the highlands of Chiapas. They are perfectly sized as place mats measuring 23-1/2" by 14-1/2" with a 2" fringe but their uses are endless: tortilla warming towels, arm chair decorations, end table covers and more. Each order is comprised of a matching set.
$30 - $50
These beautiful scarves feature traditional designs in many vibrant colors. They are woven the traditional Mayan way on the back strap-loom by the artisan women of the Magdalena community in the highlands of Chiapas. They are intended for use as scarves but can also be used as table runners or to lay across the top of a dresser.
$20 - $40
These beautiful place mats feature two cosmic sapos in many vibrant colors. They are woven the traditional Mayan way on the back strap-loom by the artisan women of the Magdalena community in the highlands of Chiapas. They are perfectly sized as place mats measuring 23-1/2" by 14-1/2" with a 5" fringe but their uses are endless: tortilla warming towels, arm chair decorations, end table covers and more. Each order is comprised of a matching set.
$30 - $50
This beautiful place mat features two cosmic sapos in many vibrant colors on a royal blue background. It has been woven the traditional Mayan way on the back strap-loom by the artisan women of the Magdalena community in the highlands of Chiapas. While perfectly sized to be a place mat (measuring 23-1/2" by 14-1/2" with a 5" fringe) its uses are endless: as a tortilla warming towel, chair decoration, end table cover and more.
$15 - $50
These beautiful rebozos feature traditional designs in many vibrant colors. They are woven the traditional Mayan way on the back strap-loom by the artisan women of the Magdalena community in the highlands of Chiapas. They are intended for use as shawls but can also be used as table runners, tablecloths for small tables, or to lay across the top of a dresser.
$45 - $90
This beautiful place mat features a repeating sapo design in many vibrant colors on a black background. It has been woven the traditional Mayan way on the back strap-loom by the artisan women of the Magdalena community in the highlands of Chiapas. While it is perfectly sized to be a place mat (measuring 22" by 16" with a 2" fringe), its uses are endless: as a tortilla warming towel, chair decoration, end table cover and more.
$15 - $50
These beautiful place mats feature a repeating sapo design in many vibrant colors. They are woven the traditional Mayan way on the back strap-loom by the artisan women of the Magdalena community in the highlands of Chiapas. They are perfectly sized as place mats measuring 22" by 16" with a 2" fringe but their uses are endless: tortilla warming towels, arm chair decorations, end table covers and more. Each order is comprised of a matching set.
$30 - $50
Cozy and soft on the inside and fuzzy on the outside. These sweaters have long sleeves and button up the front. They come in plain white, baby blue with white stripes, pink with white stripes, and white with brown stripes. Knit by The Women for Dignity Collective in Oventic. Sized for 3-6-9 months old. The sweaters vary slightly in size.
$15 - $50
Large purse brocaded with many colors in the traditional Mayan way on the back strap-loom by the artisan women of the Magdalena community in the highlands of Chiapas. About 10"x10"
$33 - $50
Painted glasses available in two designs as pictured.
$7 - $25
Leather E.Z.L.N. key chain made by the artisans from the autonomous municipality of Oventic, Chiapas, Mexico.
$6 - $15
These leather bookmarks are made by the boot making factory collective in Oventic. Available in brown or black, 7" long and 1-1/2" wide.
$10 - $15
These leather pouches are made by the boot making factory collective in Oventic. Available in black with a standard Velcro closure.
$15 - $35
These leather wallets are made by the boot making factory collective in Oventic. Available in black tri-fold with a standard Velcro closure or bi-fold, no Velcro.
$25 - $40
Orange and pink flowers, with simple dark green leaves, bring a bright Mexican folk style to this long sleeved blusa. The sleeve cuffs are also accentuated with one of the flowers that are hand embroidered on the front by the women of Agua Clara. The neckline is an orange cross-stitch which ties in the front. A bold, folky design in medium. 14 inches from armpit to bottom and a 44 inch bust.
$35 - $55
A perfect size to carry the books of your favorite student or use for groceries! This bag features the artwork for the Encuentro de las Mujeres held in Oventic in March of 2009 and on the reverse, the ten revolutionary laws of women printed in Spanish.
$15 - $30
These fanciful alligators made of woven cloth and colorful stitching are the Chiapas version of the better known wooden figures from Oaxaca. Small enough to fit in a Christmas stocking, they make a delightful gift for the young at heart!
$12 - $30
These whimsical cats made from a felt like wool and colorful stitching are the perfect gift for the young at heart!
$15 - $30
These whimsical cats made from a felt like wool and colorful stitching are the perfect gift for the young at heart!
$12 - $30
These whimsical cats made from a felt like wool and colorful stitching are the perfect gift for the young at heart!
$10 - $20
These colorful hammocks from Yucatan measure nearly 13 feet long from end to end by 13 feet wide and comfortably sleep more than one person. Each comes complete with the rope required for set up.
$99 - $199
This detailed carved wooden doll is wearing traditional garb which includes a wool sarape, cotton pants, sandals and hat. Measures about 10" high.
$25 - $40
These lovely colorful butterflies will brighten any corner and bring smiles to the faces of young and old.
$12 - $30
Just in time for the holidays, these intricately crafted reindeer are a beautiful addition to any holiday decor!
$15 - $40
Toads hold great meaning in the Mayan cultures. Offered here as small felt dolls, there are also often featured in textiles in the "cosmic sapo" design.
$12 - $30
Toads hold great meaning in the Mayan cultures. Offered here as small felt dolls, there are also often featured in textiles in the "cosmic sapo" design.
$16 - $35
Toads hold great meaning in the Mayan cultures. Offered here as small felt dolls, there are also often featured in textiles in the "cosmic sapo" design.
$10 - $30
Teeny teddy bears the perfect size for your favorite young person or person young at heart!
$7 - $15
These felt turtles are symbols of the Mayan creation myth. The turtle gave the Maize gods the water and nurturing they needed to grow from the crack in the shell of the turtle. On the back of these turtles are traditional Mayan patterns in various vibrant colors. Each turtle has its own character.
$7 - $30
Medium purse brocaded with many colors in the traditional Mayan way on the back strap-loom by the artisan women of the Magdalena community in the highlands of Chiapas. About 7"x7"
$25 - $50
Gourd Zapatista Doll with a bandana. Made by the artisans in the caracol of Oventic in Chiapas, Mexico.
$10 - $30
A unique piece of artwork with an intricately embroidered rebel woman sporting a red paliacate.
$35 - $50
Rebel women with braids and red paliacates along with the letters EZLN decorate the front of this pouch blue pouch.
$15 - $30
These wire wrap earrings vary in seed and bead color. Ranging from 1" to 2" in length on a French hook the earrings are made by the women in resistance from the Ya lib ha' Women's Collective.
$5 - $15
These hemp cord and seed necklaces vary in seed and bead color. With an adjustable length from 21" down, these necklaces are made by the women in resistance from the Ya lib ha' Women's Collective.
$5 - $15
Painting of Zapatista Woman Planting Flower / Stars by Josue ~ Acrylic on canvas nailed to wooden frame by Zapatista artist Josue. 12 inches X 12 inches. Nov. 2008.
$85 - $130
This pouch is crocheted with bright purples, greens, and pinks. The pom pom style tassels are stitched on the outside adding very funky accents. You can fit quite a bit these pouches though they are on the smaller size.
$8 - $15
The Tzotzil-Mayan women of San Juan Chamula use traditional weaving, dying and wool felting techniques to create many of the fabrics and threads for their Muñecas or dolls.
Chamulita or little Chamulan Dolls
The Muñecas Chamulita's faces were initially covered with a ski mask in 1994 and this has continued as a symbol of resistance to the systematic global exploitation of indigenous cultures. The metaphor in this symbolism conveys "the other is not a plaything for First World Nations" - S.M. Scott. The clothes are traditional Mayan wear. This selection features and man and woman Zapatista riding horseback with the male Zapatista carrying a weapon fashioned of wood.
$30 - $50
The Tzotzil-Mayan women of San Juan Chamula use traditional weaving, dying and wool felting techniques to create many of the fabrics and threads for their Muñecas or dolls.
Chamulita or little Chamulan Dolls
The Muñecas Chamulita's faces were initially covered with a ski mask in 1994 and this has continued as a symbol of resistance to the systematic global exploitation of indigenous cultures. The metaphor in this symbolism conveys "the other is not a plaything for First World Nations"-S.M. Scott. The clothes are traditional Mayan wear. This selection features and man and woman Zapatista riding horseback with the male Zapatista carrying a weapon fashioned of wood.
$15 - $35
Tiny Zapatista dolls ride atop felt horses. Each masked doll carries a weapon fashioned of wood. Measuring about 5" high and 5" long.
$10 - $20
The Tzotzil-Mayan women of San Juan Chamula use traditional weaving, dying and wool felting techniques to create many of the fabrics and threads for their Muñecas or dolls. Chamulita or little Chamulan Dolls The Muñecas Chamulita's faces were initially covered with a ski mask in 1994 and this has continued as a symbol of resistance to the systematic global exploitation of indigenous cultures. The metaphor in this symbolism conveys "the other is not a plaything for First World Nations" -S.M. Scott. The clothes are traditional Mayan wear. This selection features male and female rebels carrying weapons fashioned of wood and wearing a pasamontañas along with traditional clothing. Female rebels also carry a masked infant.
$7 - $15
The Tzotzil-Mayan women of San Juan Chamula use traditional weaving, dying and wool felting techniques to create many of the fabrics and threads for their Muñecas or dolls.
Chamulita or little Chamulan Dolls
The Muñecas Chamulita's faces were initially covered with a ski mask in 1994 and this has continued as a symbol of resistance to the systematic global exploitation of indigenous cultures. The metaphor in this symbolism conveys "the other is not a plaything for First World Nations" -S.M. Scott. The clothes are traditional Mayan wear. This selection features male and female rebels carrying weapons fashioned of wood and wearing a pasamontañas along with traditional clothing. Female rebels also carry a masked infant.
$20 - $50
The Tzotzil-Mayan women of San Juan Chamula use traditional weaving, dying and wool felting techniques to create many of the fabrics and threads for their Muñecas or dolls. Chamulita or little Chamulan Dolls The Muñecas Chamulita's faces were initially covered with a ski mask in 1994 and this has continued as a symbol of resistance to the systematic global exploitation of indigenous cultures. The metaphor in this symbolism conveys "the other is not a plaything for First World Nations" -S.M. Scott. The clothes are traditional Mayan wear. This selection features male and female rebels carrying weapons fashioned of wood and wearing a pasamontañas along with traditional clothing. Female rebels also carry a masked infant.
$12 - $20
The Tzotzil-Mayan women of San Juan Chamula use traditional weaving, dying and wool felting techniques to create many of the fabrics and threads for their Muñecas or dolls. Chamulita or little Chamulan Dolls The Muñecas Chamulita's faces were initially covered with a ski mask in 1994 and this has continued as a symbol of resistance to the systematic global exploitation of indigenous cultures. The metaphor in this symbolism conveys "the other is not a plaything for First World Nations" -S.M. Scott. The clothes are traditional Mayan wear. This selection features male and female rebels carrying weapons fashioned of wood and wearing a pasamontañas along with traditional clothing. Female rebels also carry a masked infant.
$10 - $15
A mix of indigenous weaving and Christian religious garments. This ceremonial clothing is used exclusively by the churches in Chiapas, Mexico and worn around the neck of those officiating religious ceremonies.
It has been allowed to leave its traditional home because the people of the community believe that religion is not something that can belong to only one person but belongs to anyone.
They have asked that this be used in churches or other religious ceremonies but can also be used as decorative adornment.
$125 - $375
These wall hangings reflect various revolutionary themes. Using powerful words and symbolic images the women convey the realities of indigenous rights, resistance, inclusion, dedication, among many other struggles the Zapatistas face.
$50 - $100
These wall hangings reflect various revolutionary themes. Using powerful words and symbolic images the women convey the realities of indigenous rights, resistance, inclusion, dedication, among many other struggles the Zapatistas face.
$25 - $40
Use these great patches to fix a hole, cover a logo on a bag, and more! Decorate just about anything while showing your support!
$6 - $18
Made by the women in La Realidad, this cotton bag is expertly embroidered. The revolutionary symbolism is as vibrant as the colors.
$20 - $45
These wall hangings demonstrate the skillful process of the back strap loom. The weavings are traditional designs that tell stories of our connection to the universe and earth. A beautiful display of Mayan artisan work.
$30 - $90
Small purse featuring a Mayan Sapo at the center. Woven in the traditional Mayan way on the back strap-loom by the artisan women of the Magdalena community in the highlands of Chiapas. 6"x6"
$15 - $30
Multi-colored bracelets made by the artisans of the autonomous regions of Chiapas. The bracelets are strung from dyed peas, beans, acorns, and hazelnuts. Available in a variety of colors and measuring about 6" long, they are strung on elastic to snugly fit a small to medium sized wrist.
$5 - $10
Multi-colored necklaces made by the artisans of the autonomous regions of Chiapas. The necklaces are strung from dyed peas, beans, ormosia seeds, acorns, and hazelnuts. Available in a variety of colors and measuring about 16" long.
$7.50 - $20
Beautiful pillow cases brocaded with black and multi-colors and featuring the diamond design. Woven by the artisan women of the Magdalena community in Chiapas, Mexico.
$90 - $200
Beautiful pillow cases brocaded with black and multi-colors and featuring the diamond design. Woven by the artisan women of the Magdalena community in Chiapas, Mexico.
$45 - $95
Small purse brocaded with many colors in the traditional Mayan way on the back strap-loom by the artisan women of the Magdalena community in the highlands of Chiapas. 5"x5"
$15 - $30
Pink cross stitched flowers dance around a green leaf pattern on the v-neck of this women's tank top. 11 inches from armpit to bottom with a 29 inch bust.
$20 - $35
Soft wool purses from the highlands. These small purses are embroidered with bright cotton thread.
4" x 4"
$10 - $15
These great star shaped pouches have a simple cord strap measuring about 20" long from the shoulder and feature revolutionary embroidery on the front. A simple tie closure is used on this purse which measures 8" across at it widest point.
$10 - $20
A maroon Zapatista flower with its face donned in a black pasamontañas is featured at the center of this adorable girls dress. With short sleeves, button closure, and ties for the back.
$26 - $39
Pink and purple or heather gray flowers border the necklines of these adorable muslin tank tops. Sized for 2T-3T
$10 - $20
Pink or purple cross stitched flowers dance around a dark green leaf pattern on the collar and sleeves of these girls white cotton blouses. 9 inches from armpit to bottom with a 26 inch bust.
$15 - $35
Lavender and purple flowers decorate the neckline of the deep red huipil. The elastic waist skirt features two gentle flounces and pink and white detail along each seam. Sized for 2T-3T
$20 - $30
This is an amazing lightweight traveler's tote that zips up into a 4-1/2" by 5" small pouch which can be tucked away into your backpack or attached to a carabiner via its 4" cotton loop when not in use. The unfolded red bag features two straps resting about 10" from the shoulder and brocaded symbols of saints that represent the ones who watch over the world and make it flower. The reinforced black bottom section of the bag has a zippered pouch for storing smaller flat items. This zippered pouch is also accessible when the bag is folded up and not in use.
$20 - $45
Hand dyed fabric embroidered with the image of a penguin and the words, "Vamos a la Sexta". Made by the artisan women from the community of Francisco Gómez, Caracol, La Garrucha, Zona Fronteriza, Chiapas, México.
$10 - $30
This cotton draw string pouch is hand woven on the back strap loom by the women in the community of Oventic. The phrase VIVA EZLN is woven into the fabric and is featured on the front center of the pouch.
$10 - $20
A group of vibrant flowers make up the body of a Zapatista caracol inching across this unique piece of artwork in support of the EZLN.
$15 - $30
This cotton zippered pouch is hand woven on the back strap loom by the women in the community of Oventic. Embroidered in the center is the statement: VIVA EZLN.
$10 - $20
Created by Sr. Pedro Hernandez Moreno Petul in Chiapas, Mexico on June, 21, 2002. Depicts the Virgen de Guadalupe and the Mexican flag with a flower border. Acrylic painting on paper canvas with wooden frame.
$50 - $500
This elegant floral embroidery vibrantly stands out from the white cotton material. Made in La Realidad using traditional Mayan embroidery techniques.
$10 - $50
These cotton cotton tank tops have a beautiful neckline decorated with a hand embroidered floral designs. Cropped Length. About 20 inches from shoulder to bottom with a 58 inch chest.
$35 - $55
These unique women's tops are naturally dyed and feature a hand embroidered masked moon on the chest.
$25 - $40
Hand carved wooden slingshots made by the artisans of the Che cooperative in Oventic, Chiapas. Tiradores hechos de madera por los artesanos de la cooperativa de Che en el caracol de Oventic, Chiapas.
$10 - $30
Small zippered purses with beautiful and vibrant yarn brocading.
$15 - $35
Colorful woven Mayan friendship bracelets in mixed patterns and color combinations. One size fits all. 8"
$3 - $15
Beautifully crafted hooks in the form of sun, moon, corn, turtle, or Zapatista. Perfect for hanging your keys, bag, coat and more. Created by the artisans of Oventic, Chiapas.
$15 - $25
This beautifully crafted piece features a dove along with six hooks. Perfect for hanging your keys, bag, coat and more. Created by the artisans of Oventic, Chiapas.
$30 - $45
Beautifully crafted hooks in the form of corn, beetle, leaf, or dove. Perfect for hanging your keys, bag, coat and more. Created by the artisans of Oventic, Chiapas.
$20 - $35
Zapatista doll earrings, from cotton and wool materials. Made by the artisans in the caracol of Oventic, Chiapas, Mexico.
$12 - $32
Show your solidarity with these Zapatista wool and wood doll keychains! Each measures between 2-1/2" to 3" high and features a "fusil" as well as traditional dress and a recognizable red paliacate around the neck. The keychains have a short chain and a ring for attaching keys.
$6 - $20
Multi-colored beaded necklaces with Zapatista doll pendant. Made by the artisans of the autonomous municipality of Oventic. The Zapatista dolls are one inch tall and bound in black, white and red string. They have multi-color beaded arms and are approximately 26" long
$15 - $30
Beautiful earrings made from wood.
$15 - $25
Beautiful earrings made from wood and featuring an Ormosia seed below the french hook.
$10 - $25
Mayan Woman with Off-White Wool Shawl, magenta tassels and Baby small 7-1/2" tall
$12 - $32
The Zapatista women of the Las Mujeres De La Dignidad collective use traditionally woven materials for these dolls' Chenalho Mayan dress. The plush dolls are made of a soft flesh colored felt. They feature snaps on their hands to join them together. Under the huipil are two additional snaps on each breast to join mother with baby for nursing. Each doll's face is covered by a Zapatista mask. These one of a kind dolls vary in detail and size. · Zapatista Woman in Traditional Chenalho Dress with Mask, Long Braids 13" OR Zapatista Woman in Traditional Chenalho Dress with EZLN Mask, Long Braids 13"
$20 - $40
These double fold towels are perfectly shaped to keep your tortillas warm. Measuring about 11 inches across, they feature extraordinary punch needle work in support of the Zapatista movement.
$15 - $25
Zapatista Virgin of Guadalupe
10 inches X 14 inches. Hand painted water color by San Cristobal de las Casas artist Maria.
$69 - $89
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