Lake Atitlan Guatemala Artists Shops
This Lake Atitlan Guatemala Artists shop allows artists from Lake Atitlan to have access to gallery services and internet services to sell the products they create.
Lake Atitlan Guatemala Artists Shops
Bringing Art and Culture Together, in Panajachel Lake Atitlan is pleased to announce the opening of an exhibition highlighting the talented Lake Atitlan Artists.
A key characteristic of these painters is that they infuse their paintings with a vibrant and colourful approach with designs connecting people, place and spirit.
Along with the painters of Lake Atitlan the art exhibition will also showcase products by leather craftsman Nicolas Pop of San Juan La Laguna. Using quality leather Nicolas has been fashioning beautifully handmade intricate handbags, totes, shoes, belts, backpacks, and wallets with genuine love, passion and care for over 15 years.
Lema’ Weaving Association of San Juan La Laguna will round out the exhibition with their beautiful traditional hand-woven and eco-friendly textiles using techniques and time-honored methods passed down through the generations, using natural dyes and organic cotton.
Lake Atitlan Guatemala Artists Shops
Panajachel Lake Atitlan showcases the largest collection of unique and one-of-a-kind indigenous art in the region.
Nestled along the eastern shore of Lake Atitlan is the Cakchiquel Maya village of San Antonio Palopó offering spectacular views of Lake Atitlan. This small unspoiled picturesque village is known for its indigenous style of clothing (traje) and for producing the finest pottery and ceramics in Guatemala.
The pottery and ceramics that are created in San Antonio Palopó incorporates hand-painted unique indigenous designs in a range of colors and motifs that showcase the indigenous culture, themes, and motifs in a vibrant style.
All products listed in this store can be purchased on-line and will be shipped in packaged services depending on the product.
The Future of Ethical Fashion Guatemala?
Ethical Fashion Guatemala provides Technology services to the 600,000 indigenous Mayan artisan families living around Lake Atitlan in the Guatemalan Highlands of the Sierra Madre Mountains.
We ship locally designed and created products directly to customers in Australia, Europe, Canada, the U.S., and Honduras. “Guatemalan artisans now have access to global markets,” states James Dillon, the technical advisor for Ethical Fashion Guatemala.
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How Ethical Fashion Guatemala generates income has been a transparency question of many skeptics?
The model is simple, we charge the Artisans a 10% Fee of the retail selling price of a product sold via our technology.
With all costs considered the Artisans now directly earn between 84% if the selling prices. Before dealing with Entrepreneurs Artisans earned less then 20%.
Lake Atitlan Tours
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