On our blog we would like to share precious comments and informative posts from us, you or other reliable sources. We want to give you the possibility to learn more about hammocks, its benefits for your back and the way they are crafted. We will also share here some secrets about Guatemala and mayan handicrafts.
Feel free to contribute, for example by contacting us or suggesting us any improvements. We also want to support manufactured quality products with traditions against mass productions and copies. For this we need your support and are open to work together with you other entities having the same intentions.
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Dear Windy
We would like to share more about the evolution of the traditions and techniques used by our partner craftsman.
There are many interesting social, historical and political facts related to the production in the two very distinct regions of Guatemala we source our products – Escuintla / Sololà. As we work with independents craftsman which are trusted partners, we want to produce more content to demonstrate the authenticity and the quality of original handicraft. We are also planing to employ local Marketing staff to help us share and create content.
The situation evolves quickly, we’re celebrating a few achievements, like locally produced cotton bags containing traditional Mayan fabric, and come across new challenges every year.
Kind Regards
Fred – Mayan Dreams