Our weavers are based in the remote village of San Pedro, Guatemala, working in a small workshop where the hum of the pedal looms can be heard from down the picturesque streets. We are proud to collaborate with a project founded to preserve ancient weaving traditions, share this unique craft with the world, and ensure fair compensation for the artisans.

After Hurricane Stan in 2005, families in the communities all over Guatemala had to relocate to higher ground and rebuild their homes from scratch. The foundation we work with initially supported them with food and materials, later evolving into a sustainable weaving project that continues to provide economic stability.

Alongside weaving, the foundation supports social initiatives such as rainwater systems, oyster mushroom projects, and scholarships for the children of weavers. For the artisans, weaving is more than a craft: it provides income, preserves cultural identity and tradition, and helps secure a brighter future for their families. Through their work, the community has rebuilt, thrived, and continues to pass on a resilient legacy to the next generation.