Featured Reviews

Cotton worry dolls, 'Country Beauties' (set of 12)

Carla

Jan 29, 2020

I love it

I bought the worry dolls for myself. I love the idea of the dolls and the culture behind it. Very well made for being so tiny. I appreciate the craftsmanship that went into making each doll special.

A Secret Friend; A Good Luck Omen

Beautful

Beautiful Worry Dolls

Crafts From Guatemala

Cultural

Cute

Cute Dolls

Guatemala Worry Dolls

Guatemalan Dolls

Very Playful.

Cotton blend cell phone case, 'Afternoon in the Andes'

Irene

Aug 15, 2022

Beautiful and Functional Cell Case

Ms. Sanchez's embroideries are both spectacular and functional. We have one of her wall hangings, which is very whimsical. Also I've given several of these phone cases and also the cosmetic cases as gifts. The details of the images are wonderful. I'm partial to the ones with flowers and animals. I use this case in particular to carry my phone around the house when I don't have pockets and it works great. It's nice to have something fun and beautiful that also has a practical use. Definitely one of your big fans. Thank you for making my life more interesting.

Artwork

Cell Phone Handbag

Comfortable

Excellent Hand Work And Will Be Cherished

Gorgeous!!!

Handiwork

Meant For Use As A Phone Case; However Will Be Added To My Collection Of Arpilleras

Pouch

Precious Handwork ~

Small Purse

Cotton coin purse, 'Helpful Friend'

NRC

Feb 27, 2021

A wonderfully made fantastic piece!

I absolutely adore this and the price seems incredibly low considering how beautifully high quality it is! This amazingly lovely little purse lives in my bag daily and the gift wrapping included a fabulous extra "worry doll" which I also utilize. Thanks to Novica and thank you so very much to the Lopez Garcia Family for making this incredible piece!!

Amazing Guatemala Worry Dolls

Featured Artist

Lopez Garcia Family Handcrafted Guatemalan worry dolls

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"...the Mayan princess Ixmucane received a gift from the sun god, making her able to solve any person's problem. Later, people began creating dolls with whom they'd share their problems."

"My name is Aura Lopez and my family creates quitapena, or 'worry dolls,' which are traditional in Guatemala and Mexico. According to the legend... read more