F.A.Q
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A huipil is a traditional handwoven garment worn by Indigenous women throughout parts of Guatemala and Mexico. More than clothing, it is a living expression of identity, artistry, and cultural heritage, with designs that reflect the traditions of the community where it was woven.
Most of them are. We carefully curate vintage textiles alongside contemporary artisan-made fabrics, selecting each for its beauty, craftsmanship, and distinctive character.
Yes. We have built long-standing relationships with artisan partners and work directly with cooperatives, family workshops, and independent makers in Guatemala and Mexico.
Your piece is designed to be enjoyed every day. For routine care, spot clean as needed using a gentle upholstery cleaner. For a deeper refresh, we recommend regular professional upholstery cleaning to help preserve its beauty for years to come.
Our collection includes vintage huipiles, cortes, handwoven fabrics, and contemporary artisan textiles from Guatemala and Mexico. Each textile reflects generations of craftsmanship, cultural tradition, and artistic expression.
Many of our furniture pieces are one of a kind due to the uniqueness of the textiles we use. Some home objects and collections are produced in limited quantities.
We welcome custom requests whenever possible. Share your ideas with us, and we’ll explore the possibilities together.
Yes. We ship throughout the United States. We offer complimentary delivery within the San Diego area, with delivery available to Orange County for $150 and the greater Los Angeles area for $250. Shipping rates for all other locations are calculated based on destination and will be provided before your commission is finalized.
Many of our textiles are vintage or woven in limited quantities, making each commission truly unique. Because of their handmade nature, no two pieces are exactly alike.
Our furniture are handcrafted and upholstered locally by us, while the textiles are thoughtfully sourced from artisan communities in Guatemala and Mexico.
Most commissions are completed within 4–8 weeks, depending on the complexity of the project and the availability of materials.
Absolutely. We’ll work together to select textiles that complement your vision, drawing from our curated collection of vintage and artisan-made fabrics from Guatemala and Mexico.
Yes. If you have a cherished piece you’d like to transform, we’d love to hear its story. We’ll evaluate its condition and determine whether it’s suitable for reupholstery.
Browse our signature silhouettes or tell us about a piece you’d like to reimagine. Once you submit the inquiry form, we’ll discuss your vision, recommend textiles, and guide you through each step of the process before production begins.
A huipil is a traditional handwoven garment worn by Indigenous women throughout parts of Guatemala and Mexico. More than clothing, it is a living expression of identity, artistry, and cultural heritage, with designs that reflect the traditions of the community where it was woven.
Most of them are. We carefully curate vintage textiles alongside contemporary artisan-made fabrics, selecting each for its beauty, craftsmanship, and distinctive character.
Yes. We have built long-standing relationships with artisan partners and work directly with cooperatives, family workshops, and independent makers in Guatemala and Mexico.
Your piece is designed to be enjoyed every day. For routine care, spot clean as needed using a gentle upholstery cleaner. For a deeper refresh, we recommend regular professional upholstery cleaning to help preserve its beauty for years to come.
Our collection includes vintage huipiles, cortes, handwoven fabrics, and contemporary artisan textiles from Guatemala and Mexico. Each textile reflects generations of craftsmanship, cultural tradition, and artistic expression.
Many of our furniture pieces are one of a kind due to the uniqueness of the textiles we use. Some home objects and collections are produced in limited quantities.
We welcome custom requests whenever possible. Share your ideas with us, and we’ll explore the possibilities together.
Yes. We ship throughout the United States. We offer complimentary delivery within the San Diego area, with delivery available to Orange County for $150 and the greater Los Angeles area for $250. Shipping rates for all other locations are calculated based on destination and will be provided before your commission is finalized.
Many of our textiles are vintage or woven in limited quantities, making each commission truly unique. Because of their handmade nature, no two pieces are exactly alike.
Our furniture are handcrafted and upholstered locally by us, while the textiles are thoughtfully sourced from artisan communities in Guatemala and Mexico.
Most commissions are completed within 4–8 weeks, depending on the complexity of the project and the availability of materials.
Absolutely. We’ll work together to select textiles that complement your vision, drawing from our curated collection of vintage and artisan-made fabrics from Guatemala and Mexico.
Yes. If you have a cherished piece you’d like to transform, we’d love to hear its story. We’ll evaluate its condition and determine whether it’s suitable for reupholstery.
Browse our signature silhouettes or tell us about a piece you’d like to reimagine. Once you submit the inquiry form, we’ll discuss your vision, recommend textiles, and guide you through each step of the process before production begins.
