We offer fine quality Mexican and Guatemalan functional and decorative artisan crafts including ceramics, copper, hand carved wood, textiles, and jewelry. You are bound to find artistic pieces to take home as gifts or reminders of your adventures in Merida and Mexico.

Open to the public daily from 9 AM to 10 PM.

One of our most popular items are Guatemalan bedspreads in an array of rich colors. Many of our guests asked where they can buy our beautiful bedspreads after seeing how wonderful they look on our beds, so we decided to start selling them in our shop. We have discovered more uses for these versatile fabrics including curtains, table cloths, and sofa covers.

The bedspreads come in about 15 different colors to compliment any color schemes in your home. Made with silky Sedalina (pearl cotton) and available in single, double, and king sizes. We machine wash in cold water and hang dry our bedspreads so they last longer.

Another popular item is our handpicked selection of guatemalan pillow covers made by a cooperative of Mayan women in small villages near Chichicastenango. This ancestral art of weaving is revered for its diverse, colorful, and intricate designs. It's nearly impossible to find two identical covers but they are wonderful to mix and match. They will brighten up any room in your home and are the perfect accent for our bedspreads. They have a zippered, cotton backing and measure approximately 49 cm x 49 cm (19 in x 19 in).

Guatemalan pillowcover made by a cooperative of Mayan women in small villages near Chichicastenango.

Burnished clay pottery decorated with prehispanic designs and elaborated in the negative (al negativo) is one of the most outstanding techniques from the pre-colonial era of Mexico. They are representative of the Purepecha culture from around the Pátzcuaro Lake in the State of Michoacan.

The world renowned black pottery is from San Bartolo Coyotepec in Oaxaca, Mexico. Skilled artisans have developed a unique art form using traditional, time-honored techniques. The artists lovingly form and decorate each piece entirely by hand. Mostly decorative and should not be used to serve food.

Zapotec Rugs from Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca Mexico. All rugs are hand woven and feature natural and aniline dyes.

Capula is a center for pottery with over 400 family-operated workshops. The pottery from this region is most often created using the pointillist “punteado” technique combined with designs of flora and fauna especially amazing fish patterns.

Beautiful high-fired ceramics from another renowned artist in Michoacan who is teaching her daughters to follow in her footsteps as fine ceramicists.

El maestro Francisco Javier Servin elabora cerámicas artesanales y funcionales de alta temperatura y de gran calidad. Cada una de las piezas únicas es hecha y decorada a mano con esmaltes cerámicos. Son horneadas a 1260 grados y están libres de plomo, cadmio y demás metales nocivos para la salud.

The variety of shapes, sizes, and uses of these fine ceramics include coffee mugs, water cups, plates, vases, 3 piece office sets( includes card, pen, and clip holders), lamps, planters, jewerly boxes, candy boxes, and liqueur bottles.

Lacquer jewelry boxes and earrings from Patzcuaro, Michoacan. Intricate designs are hand painted in vibrant colors and detailed with gold leaf.

Handcrafted copper from Santa Clara del Cobre, Michoacan, Mexico.

The indigenous Purépecha people (also known as the Tarascan Indians) fabricated tools, jewelry, animal effigies, and figurines out of copper since pre-Columbian times. Santa Clara del Cobre remains the foremost place in Mexico, perhaps in the world, for both utilitarian and artistic hammered copper.

Our own line of earrings are made with silver components, turquoise, agatha, howlite, coral, jade, and other exotic beads. New designs are in for the summer.

Our exclusive line of earrings are so popular that we are now offering necklaces too. Made with silver, turquoise, agatha, howlita, coral, etc.

Made with jade, agatha, and sterling silver findings

Our own line of earrings are made with silver components, turquoise, agatha, howlite, coral, jade, and other exotic beads. New designs are in for the summer.

Exquisite one of a kind Mayan face carved from bone with turquoise and coral beads.

Silver jewelry made by a small artisan workshop in Michoacan. Their designs are inspired from indigenous people from different parts of the world.

Mayan women make these Classical Guatemalan embroidered treasures by foot propelled machines guided by hand. The background fabric is hand-woven on a blackstrap loom in the exact same way it has been done for thousands of years. These shawls were originally used by women to wrap around the shoulders then tied at the waist. However, they are so versatille that they can be use as table runners, wall hangings, couch or seat throws, and window coverings. Their exquisite colors and intricate patterns always make them the center of attention in any room.

We offer purses, hand bags, pouches, in a variety of shapes, sizes, and uses from Todos Santos, Guatemala. The front decorative panels are of tightly woven fine brocade sections from a huipil made on a back strap loom. The rest of the panels are made of striped woven cloths used on the huipils side panels. The interior of each bag is lined with a black fabric and stitched together with quality sewmanship.

Beautiful embroidery of two quetzals on a huipil. The quetzal is the national bird of Guatemala.