Vintage Nahualá Huipil Artefacts_&_Treasures or have questions about any

or have questions about any of our kalagas or other Artefacts and Treasures

Around the outside of the bowl are the eight auspicious symbols of Buddhism known as Tashi Tag Gye or Ashtamangala

This style of prayer wheel is often seen both in temples and people's homes and the turning of the wheel is believed to have the same meritorious effect as orally reciting the mantra contained within

this skirt offers both style and ease

This flowing bandeau maxi dress is made for balmy days and beach evenings

Vintage Nahualá Huipil Artefacts_&_Treasures or have questions about anyVintage Nahual Huipil Huipils are a traditional garment worn by women of Central and South America. Typically made on a back strap loom, these Guatemalan huipils are a fascinating show of the individuality and diversity of the country with each village having its own distinct style. The huipils can be worn or can be displayed on the wall using a piece of doweling through the shoulders. Todos Santos Cuchumatn is located in La Sierra de Los