Artisan Products
That Carry a Story
Ethically made in Guatemala. Custom crafted by real hands, not machines.
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Ethically made in Guatemala. Custom crafted by real hands, not machines.
Solutions crafted for scale — built for buyers who demand quality, ethics, and flexibility.
Tailored artisan goods to reflect your brand identity.
Direct-to-workshop pricing with no hidden markups.
Export-ready solutions with full shipping and documentation support.
In the artisan product industry, consistency and scalability are often missing. Mayan Craft was founded to solve that problem. We are a business partner — not just a supplier — for wholesalers who want artisan products that meet real market demands with ethical sourcing at the core.
Our artisan network in Guatemala combines tradition with structure. Every product is designed to align with your branding, produced with measurable quality control, and delivered with full international logistics support.
Whether you manage a boutique, a lifestyle brand, or an interior design studio, we support your growth with:
Personalized product development
Transparent wholesale pricing
Export-ready logistics
When you work with Mayan Craft, you don’t just buy handmade goods. You make an impact.
From concept to delivery — we simplify wholesale sourcing of handmade goods with structure and transparency.
Sourcing artisan products shouldn’t be complex or uncertain. That’s why we’ve created a transparent, step-by-step process tailored for wholesale buyers who need clarity, consistency, and efficiency.
Whether you’re customizing a new product line or reordering existing SKUs, our team manages every phase with precision — while our artisan partners focus on craftsmanship.
Send us your idea, sketch, reference product or brief. Whether you want to adapt an existing piece or develop something new, we begin by understanding your business goals and product expectations.
Within 24–48 hours, we provide a personalized quotation including pricing, minimums, production time, and shipping options. No guesswork, no hidden costs.
Once approved, production starts in our verified artisan workshops. We use batch control, photo updates, and pre-shipment reviews to ensure quality meets your brand standards.
Before shipping, your order is reviewed, packed, and prepared with proper export documentation. We ensure your artisan products arrive safely — ready to impress your customers.
From leather to textiles, our handcrafted collections are designed to serve retail brands, wholesalers, and private-label collaborations around the world.
Our handmade leather accessories include full-grain belts, wallets, and crossbody bags crafted by expert artisans in Guatemala. Each piece is designed for durability and distinction — perfect for fashion brands looking for custom, ethical products with private-label potential.
Crafted on pedal looms using locally sourced wool, our rugs are known for their rich textures and timeless motifs. From living rooms to boutique hotels, they add warmth and cultural value to any space.
From handwoven totes to structured textile backpacks, our artisan bags reflect ancestral techniques and contemporary aesthetics. Each piece is bold, functional, and ideal for concept stores, boutiques, and cultural brands.
We offer a wide range of handwoven items such as cushion covers, scarves, and table runners. Each product is the result of skilled labor, cultural storytelling, and thoughtful design.
From embroidered wall hangings to decorative pillows, our artisan home decor is curated to blend global tradition with contemporary design. Ideal for high-end retailers and interior specialists.
OUR STORY
Our artisan products start with something deeper — a commitment to dignity, culture, and collaboration.
Mayan Craft didn’t start as a business. It started as a response to injustice.
In the lakeside town of Panajachel, Guatemala, we saw artisans producing extraordinary work — belts, rugs, textiles — and earning less than what a bus ride costs. Traditions passed down through generations were being abandoned, not by choice, but by necessity. The question wasn’t “How can we sell artisan products?” but “How can we create a system that honors the people who make them?”
That’s when Albita, one of our co-founders, began sitting with weavers, leatherworkers, and embroiderers — not to instruct, but to listen. Over time, something powerful emerged: a workshop model centered on the artisans themselves. A process built on trust, respect, and upfront payment.
