Guatemala Smartphone Case | From La Cueva Leather San Juan La Laguna. We all love our Smartphones, some of us are addicted to them, we buy all these gadgets to add to our Smart Phones such as selfie sticks, added memory, and a rubber case to place the phone into for protection.

Then how do we carry our Smartphone on a hike around Lake Atitlan, high above the Lake looking down on Santa Catarina Palopo? You need a handmade leather case that will protect your phone and be fast to extract for another of the thousand pictures you share on Instagram!

Guatemala Smartphone Case From La Cueva Leather San Juan La Laguna

This is the Guatemala Smartphone Case created by Artesano Nicolas Pop of La Cueva Leather Shop in San Juan LaLaguna who took my Samsung Galaxy Smartphone phone and created this case for me. It has a loop on the back for a belt loop to hold it to your body. A magnetic clasp for the cover. The Smartphone fits securely in the case and slides in out with ease.

Guatemala Smartphone Case

If you would like one of these handmade Smartphones Leather Cases at a cost of Q150 please contact Nicolas directly at:

Telephones: (502) 5539-6520 or 5673-9170

Email: lacueva_07@hotmail.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nicolas.popcox?fref=ts

San Juan la Laguna, Sololá, Guatemala

Nicolas Pop is the owner of La Cueva Leather.  He is a self-taught leather craftsman who was born and raised in San Juan La Laguna.  His interest in leather began as a child, while accompanying his grandfather on hunting trips in the mountains surrounding Lake Atitlan.  It was during this time, seeing the different hides of animals, that the seed was planted in his mind on the various items that could be crafted with them.

To find out more about La Cueva Leather Store in San Juan click on the link below.

You can support Local Lake Atitlan Artists by purchasing products direct from the Artists that produce Leather Products, Weavers, Fabrics, Pottery, Ceramics, Paintings and Sculptures.

You can find a list of Lake Atitlan Artists on this page.

http://growyourowncure.org/guatemalan-mayan-shops-weavers-artists-ceramics/

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