Accessories

Durable and re-usable, these beautiful contoured masks are handmade with an outer layer of hand-dyed lightweight bamboo handwoven on a backstrap loom and an inner layer of cotton fabric. The color ways are consistent, and how the colors flow in the weaving is unique—no two are exactly alike. The elastic goes behind the ears. They are hand-sewn by the co-op’s amazing tailors.

You can now get a mask to match your bamboo scarf or poncho!

Please note these masks are not medical grade or N95. However, they do follow the CDC’s recommendations for cloth face masks. Follow all recommended face-covering guidelines. Wash prior to first use and after each use. Hand-wash or place in a garment bag if using a washing machine. Hang or lay flat to air dry. Make sure the mask is completely dry before using it again.

This size fits most people, but may not fit those with very large faces. Check out our full selection of masks of different styles and sizes.

5 1/2" from top of nose to chin along the curve of the fabric

7" from elastic to elastic, along the bottom of the mask

6 1/2" black elastic around one’s ears, and stretches to up to 12 1/4"

This mask does not have metal at the nose. The inside and outside are easily identifiable.

All mask sales are final, for hygienic reasons.

Here are helpful videos to learn how to safely wear a face mask—or to get a refresher. We found it worth spending the time to review! These videos are both worth watching as they review slightly different aspects:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwPWdkbyizw (5 minutes)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVJbenwzR1s   (6 minutes)

Help keep us all safe by wearing a mask, practicing social distancing, and washing your hands. Be well!

Durable and re-usable, these beautiful contoured masks are handmade with an outer layer of hand-dyed lightweight bamboo handwoven on a backstrap loom and an inner layer of cotton fabric. The color ways are consistent, and how the colors flow in the weaving is unique—no two are exactly alike. The elastic goes behind the ears. They are hand-sewn by the co-op’s amazing tailors.

You can now get a mask to match your bamboo scarf or poncho!

Please note these masks are not medical grade or N95. However, they do follow the CDC’s recommendations for cloth face masks. Follow all recommended face-covering guidelines. Wash prior to first use and after each use. Hand-wash or place in a garment bag if using a washing machine. Hang or lay flat to air dry. Make sure the mask is completely dry before using it again.

This size fits most people, but may not fit those with very large faces. Check out our full selection of masks of different styles and sizes.

5 1/2" from top of nose to chin along the curve of the fabric

7" from elastic to elastic, along the bottom of the mask

6 1/2" black elastic around one’s ears, and stretches to up to 12 1/4"

This mask does not have metal at the nose. The inside and outside are easily identifiable.

All mask sales are final, for hygienic reasons.

Here are helpful videos to learn how to safely wear a face mask—or to get a refresher. We found it worth spending the time to review! These videos are both worth watching as they review slightly different aspects:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwPWdkbyizw (5 minutes)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVJbenwzR1s   (6 minutes)

Help keep us all safe by wearing a mask, practicing social distancing, and washing your hands. Be well!

Durable and re-usable, these beautiful contoured masks are handmade with an outer layer of hand-dyed lightweight bamboo handwoven on a backstrap loom and an inner layer of cotton fabric. The color ways are consistent, and how the colors flow in the weaving is unique—no two are exactly alike. The elastic goes behind the ears. They are hand-sewn by the co-op’s amazing tailors.

You can now get a mask to match your bamboo scarf or poncho!

Please note these masks are not medical grade or N95. However, they do follow the CDC’s recommendations for cloth face masks. Follow all recommended face-covering guidelines. Wash prior to first use and after each use. Hand-wash or place in a garment bag if using a washing machine. Hang or lay flat to air dry. Make sure the mask is completely dry before using it again.

This size fits most people, but may not fit those with very large faces. Check out our full selection of masks of different styles and sizes.

5 1/2" from top of nose to chin along the curve of the fabric

7" from elastic to elastic, along the bottom of the mask

6 1/2" black elastic around one’s ears, and stretches to up to 12 1/4"

This mask does not have metal at the nose. The inside and outside are easily identifiable.

All mask sales are final, for hygienic reasons.

Here are helpful videos to learn how to safely wear a face mask—or to get a refresher. We found it worth spending the time to review! These videos are both worth watching as they review slightly different aspects:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwPWdkbyizw (5 minutes)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVJbenwzR1s   (6 minutes)

Help keep us all safe by wearing a mask, practicing social distancing, and washing your hands. Be well!

Durable and re-usable, these beautiful contoured masks are handmade with an outer layer of hand-dyed lightweight bamboo handwoven on a backstrap loom and an inner layer of cotton fabric. The color ways are consistent, and how the colors flow in the weaving is unique—no two are exactly alike. The elastic goes behind the ears. They are hand-sewn by the co-op’s amazing tailors. They have metal (coated paper clips) sewn in at the bridge of the nose, for a closer fit. 

You can now get a mask to match your bamboo scarf or poncho!

Please note these masks are not medical grade or N95. However, they do follow the CDC’s recommendations for cloth face masks. Follow all recommended face-covering guidelines. Wash prior to first use and after each use. Hand-wash or place in a garment bag if using a washing machine. Hang or lay flat to air dry. Make sure the mask is completely dry before using it again.

This size fits most people, but may not fit those with very large faces. Check out our full selection of masks of different styles and sizes.

5 1/2" from top of nose to chin along the curve of the fabric

7" from elastic to elastic, along the bottom of the mask

6 1/2" black elastic around one’s ears, and stretches to up to 12 1/4"

This mask does not have metal at the nose. The inside and outside are easily identifiable.

All mask sales are final, for hygienic reasons.

Here are helpful videos to learn how to safely wear a face mask—or to get a refresher. We found it worth spending the time to review! These videos are both worth watching as they review slightly different aspects:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwPWdkbyizw (5 minutes)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVJbenwzR1s   (6 minutes)

Help keep us all safe by wearing a mask, practicing social distancing, and washing your hands. Be well!

Durable and re-usable, these beautiful contoured masks are handmade with an outer layer of hand-dyed lightweight bamboo handwoven on a backstrap loom and an inner layer of cotton fabric. The color ways are consistent, and how the colors flow in the weaving is unique—no two are exactly alike. The elastic goes behind the ears. They are hand-sewn by the co-op’s amazing tailors. They have metal (coated paper clips) sewn in at the bridge of the nose, for a closer fit. 

You can now get a mask to match your bamboo scarf or poncho!

Please note these masks are not medical grade or N95. However, they do follow the CDC’s recommendations for cloth face masks. Follow all recommended face-covering guidelines. Wash prior to first use and after each use. Hand-wash or place in a garment bag if using a washing machine. Hang or lay flat to air dry. Make sure the mask is completely dry before using it again.

This size fits most people, but may not fit those with very large faces. Check out our full selection of masks of different styles and sizes.

5 1/2" from top of nose to chin along the curve of the fabric

7" from elastic to elastic, along the bottom of the mask

6 1/2" black elastic around one’s ears, and stretches to up to 12 1/4"

This mask does not have metal at the nose. The inside and outside are easily identifiable.

All mask sales are final, for hygienic reasons.

Here are helpful videos to learn how to safely wear a face mask—or to get a refresher. We found it worth spending the time to review! These videos are both worth watching as they review slightly different aspects:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwPWdkbyizw (5 minutes)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVJbenwzR1s   (6 minutes)

Help keep us all safe by wearing a mask, practicing social distancing, and washing your hands. Be well!

Durable and re-usable, these beautiful contoured masks are handmade with an outer layer of hand-dyed lightweight bamboo handwoven on a backstrap loom and an inner layer of cotton fabric. The color ways are consistent, and how the colors flow in the weaving is unique—no two are exactly alike. The elastic goes behind the ears. They are hand-sewn by the co-op’s amazing tailors. They have metal (coated paper clips) sewn in at the bridge of the nose, for a closer fit. 

You can now get a mask to match your bamboo scarf or poncho!

Please note these masks are not medical grade or N95. However, they do follow the CDC’s recommendations for cloth face masks. Follow all recommended face-covering guidelines. Wash prior to first use and after each use. Hand-wash or place in a garment bag if using a washing machine. Hang or lay flat to air dry. Make sure the mask is completely dry before using it again.

This size fits most people, but may not fit those with very large faces. Check out our full selection of masks of different styles and sizes.

5 1/2" from top of nose to chin along the curve of the fabric

7" from elastic to elastic, along the bottom of the mask

6 1/2" black elastic around one’s ears, and stretches to up to 12 1/4"

This mask does not have metal at the nose. The inside and outside are easily identifiable.

All mask sales are final, for hygienic reasons.

Here are helpful videos to learn how to safely wear a face mask—or to get a refresher. We found it worth spending the time to review! These videos are both worth watching as they review slightly different aspects:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwPWdkbyizw (5 minutes)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVJbenwzR1s   (6 minutes)

Help keep us all safe by wearing a mask, practicing social distancing, and washing your hands. Be well!

Durable and re-usable, these beautiful contoured masks are handmade with an outer layer of hand-dyed lightweight bamboo handwoven on backstrap looms. The color ways are consistent, and how the colors flow in the weaving is unique—no two are exactly alike. The face masks are lined with an inner layer of appropriately colored tightly woven cotton twill fabric. The elastic goes around the head rather than behind the ears. They are hand-sewn into a beak-like shape by the co-op’s amazing tailors. The co-op has been able to use many of their scrap fabrics as well as new weavings to make these masks.

You can now get a mask to match your bamboo scarf or poncho!

Please note these masks are not medical grade or N95. However, they do follow the CDC’s recommendations for cloth face masks. Follow all recommended face-covering guidelines. Wash prior to first use and after each use. Hand-wash or place in a garment bag if using a washing machine. Hang or lay flat to air dry. Make sure the mask is completely dry before using it again.

This size fits most people, but may not fit those with very large faces. Check out our full selection of masks of different styles and sizes.

6.5-7" from top of nose to chin along the curve of the fabric

7" across the top of the mask

10" from elastic to elastic, along the bottom of the mask

12" black elastic goes behind one’s head, and stretches to up to 30"

This mask does not have metal at the nose. The inside and outside are easily identified by the shape of the mask and how it folds.

All mask sales are final, for hygienic reasons.

Here are helpful videos to learn how to safely wear a face mask—or to get a refresher. We found it worth spending the time to review! These videos are both worth watching as they review slightly different aspects:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwPWdkbyizw (5 minutes)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVJbenwzR1s   (6 minutes)

Help keep us all safe by wearing a mask, practicing social distancing, and washing your hands. Be well!

Andres first learned hand embroidery, then taught himself how to do thread painting on a sewing machine. He uses photos of birds and butterflies that we have chosen from books or online as models for his embroidery. The fabric is hand-woven on backstrap looms, then placed in an embroidery hoop to stretch it during the embroidery process. He then “thread paints” the design using his sewing machine, moving the fabric in various ways to get the desired texture and effect. Quickly “painting” then changing the thread color and “painting” again, it is amazing how expertly he produces the embroidery. He then tailors the coin purse, adding zippers and linings. We have watched his work improve over the years, and nowadays he has reached the peak!

He usually is found wearing traditional men’s pants of Santiago Atitlan, mid-calf and embroidered with birds.

5.25” W and 4.25” H
Zipper closure
Extra zippered pocket on back 3.25” high and 5.25” wide
Cotton fabric handwoven on a backstrap loom.
Many colors of cotton thread and acrylic “brilliante” threads.

Andres first learned hand embroidery, then taught himself how to do thread painting on a sewing machine. He uses photos of birds and butterflies that we have chosen from books or online as models for his embroidery. The fabric is hand-woven on backstrap looms, then placed in an embroidery hoop to stretch it during the embroidery process. He then “thread paints” the design using his sewing machine, moving the fabric in various ways to get the desired texture and effect. Quickly “painting” then changing the thread color and “painting” again, it is amazing how expertly he produces the embroidery. He then tailors the coin purse, adding zippers and linings. We have watched his work improve over the years, and nowadays he has reached the peak!

He usually is found wearing traditional men’s pants of Santiago Atitlan, mid-calf and embroidered with birds.

5.25” W and 4.25” H
Zipper closure
Extra zippered pocket on back 3.25” high and 5.25” wide
Cotton fabric handwoven on a backstrap loom.
Many colors of cotton thread and acrylic “brilliante” threads.

The design is on black fabric, not red as in the photo. 

Andres first learned hand embroidery, then taught himself how to do thread painting on a sewing machine. He uses photos of birds and butterflies that we have chosen from books or online as models for his embroidery. The fabric is hand-woven on backstrap looms, then placed in an embroidery hoop to stretch it during the embroidery process. He then “thread paints” the design using his sewing machine, moving the fabric in various ways to get the desired texture and effect. Quickly “painting” then changing the thread color and “painting” again, it is amazing how expertly he produces the embroidery. He then tailors the coin purse, adding zippers and linings. We have watched his work improve over the years, and nowadays he has reached the peak!

He usually is found wearing traditional men’s pants of Santiago Atitlan, mid-calf and embroidered with birds.

5.25” W and 4.25” H
Zipper closure
Extra zippered pocket on back 3.25” high and 5.25” wide
Cotton fabric handwoven on a backstrap loom.
Many colors of cotton thread and acrylic “brilliante” threads.

Lined.

Andres first learned hand embroidery, then taught himself how to do thread painting on a sewing machine. He uses photos of birds and butterflies that we have chosen from books or online as models for his embroidery. The fabric is hand-woven on backstrap looms, then placed in an embroidery hoop to stretch it during the embroidery process. He then “thread paints” the design using his sewing machine, moving the fabric in various ways to get the desired texture and effect. Quickly “painting” then changing the thread color and “painting” again, it is amazing how expertly he produces the embroidery. He then tailors the coin purse, adding zippers and linings. We have watched his work improve over the years, and nowadays he has reached the peak!

He usually is found wearing traditional men’s pants of Santiago Atitlan, mid-calf and embroidered with birds.

5.25” W and 4.25” H
Zipper closure
Extra zippered pocket on back 3.25” high and 5.25” wide
Cotton fabric handwoven on a backstrap loom.
Many colors of cotton thread and acrylic “brilliante” threads.

Lined.

Andres first learned hand embroidery, then taught himself how to do thread painting on a sewing machine. He uses photos of birds and butterflies that we have chosen from books or online as models for his embroidery. The fabric is hand-woven on backstrap looms, then placed in an embroidery hoop to stretch it during the embroidery process. He then “thread paints” the design using his sewing machine, moving the fabric in various ways to get the desired texture and effect. Quickly “painting” then changing the thread color and “painting” again, it is amazing how expertly he produces the embroidery. He then tailors the coin purse, adding zippers and linings. We have watched his work improve over the years, and nowadays he has reached the peak!

He usually is found wearing traditional men’s pants of Santiago Atitlan, mid-calf and embroidered with birds.

5.25” W and 4.25” H
Zipper closure
Extra zippered pocket on back 3.25” high and 5.25” wide
Cotton fabric handwoven on a backstrap loom.
Many colors of cotton thread and acrylic “brilliante” threads.

Lined.

Andres first learned hand embroidery, then taught himself how to do thread painting on a sewing machine. He uses photos of birds and butterflies that we have chosen from books or online as models for his embroidery. The fabric is hand-woven on backstrap looms, then placed in an embroidery hoop to stretch it during the embroidery process. He then “thread paints” the design using his sewing machine, moving the fabric in various ways to get the desired texture and effect. Quickly “painting” then changing the thread color and “painting” again, it is amazing how expertly he produces the embroidery. He then tailors the coin purse, adding zippers and linings. We have watched his work improve over the years, and nowadays he has reached the peak!

He usually is found wearing traditional men’s pants of Santiago Atitlan, mid-calf and embroidered with birds.

5.25” W and 4.25” H
Zipper closure
Extra zippered pocket on back 3.25” high and 5.25” wide
Cotton fabric handwoven on a backstrap loom.
Many colors of cotton thread and acrylic “brilliante” threads.

Lined.

Andres first learned hand embroidery, then taught himself how to do thread painting on a sewing machine. He uses photos of birds and butterflies that we have chosen from books or online as models for his embroidery. The fabric is hand-woven on backstrap looms, then placed in an embroidery hoop to stretch it during the embroidery process. He then “thread paints” the design using his sewing machine, moving the fabric in various ways to get the desired texture and effect. Quickly “painting” then changing the thread color and “painting” again, it is amazing how expertly he produces the embroidery. He then tailors the coin purse, adding zippers and linings. We have watched his work improve over the years, and nowadays he has reached the peak!

He usually is found wearing traditional men’s pants of Santiago Atitlan, mid-calf and embroidered with birds.

5.25” W and 4.25” H
Zipper closure
Extra zippered pocket on back 3.25” high and 5.25” wide
Cotton fabric handwoven on a backstrap loom.
Many colors of cotton thread and acrylic “brilliante” threads.

Lined.

Andres first learned hand embroidery, then taught himself how to do thread painting on a sewing machine. He uses photos of birds and butterflies that we have chosen from books or online as models for his embroidery. The fabric is hand-woven on backstrap looms, then placed in an embroidery hoop to stretch it during the embroidery process. He then “thread paints” the design using his sewing machine, moving the fabric in various ways to get the desired texture and effect. Quickly “painting” then changing the thread color and “painting” again, it is amazing how expertly he produces the embroidery. He then tailors the coin purse, adding zippers and linings. We have watched his work improve over the years, and nowadays he has reached the peak!

He usually is found wearing traditional men’s pants of Santiago Atitlan, mid-calf and embroidered with birds.

5.25” W and 4.25” H
Zipper closure
Extra zippered pocket on back 3.25” high and 5.25” wide
Cotton fabric handwoven on a backstrap loom.
Many colors of cotton thread and acrylic “brilliante” threads.

Lined.

The embroidery is on dark red fabric, not the black fabric in the photo. 

One of our best sellers, this adorable and colorful little kitty purse are an absolute delight! It's small enough to be enjoyed by the littlest girl in your life, but it is also practical enough to be used by others! Contains enough room for your ID and credit cards. This purse makes a fantastic gift! As always.... Handmade and Fair Trade!

• Exterior: 5" H x 4 3/4" W
• Interior pocket: 4" H x 4" W
• Strap: 36" L
• 100% Cotton
• Nylon Zipper

Bring a burst of brightness to your next trip with the Luggage Tag in Rainbow Arc!  This bright tapestry woven luggage tag will make it easy to find your luggage. Handwoven by our artisan partners, one side of this tag features an arc of rainbow stripes on red background, while the other side has a window for identifying information. Each is colorful and unique. Handmade and fair trade.

• 100% cotton with nylon cord loop
• 4" L x 3" W, plus 4" strap

Andres first learned hand embroidery, then taught himself how to do thread painting on a sewing machine. He uses photos of birds and butterflies that we have chosen from books or online as models for his embroidery. The fabric is hand-woven on backstrap looms, then placed in an embroidery hoop to stretch it during the embroidery process. He then “thread paints” the design using his sewing machine, moving the fabric in various ways to get the desired texture and effect. Quickly “painting” then changing the thread color and “painting” again, it is amazing how expertly he produces the embroidery. He then tailors the coin purse, adding zippers and linings. We have watched his work improve over the years, and nowadays he has reached the peak!

He usually is found wearing traditional men’s pants of Santiago Atitlan, mid-calf and embroidered with birds.

5.25” W and 4.25” H
Zipper closure
Extra zippered pocket on back 3.25” high and 5.25” wide
Cotton fabric handwoven on a backstrap loom.
Many colors of cotton thread and acrylic “brilliante” threads.

Lined.

The coin purse does not have the embroidery of the orange fruit that is in the photo. 

Add some inspiration to your life when you wear a Mantra Bracelet as an affirmation of your daily intention or your wishes for a better world. A thoughtful gift for a friend. Wear the same mantra bracelet as a friendship bracelet. Stack them for even more impact!

Please note in the comments section of your order which you would like. Available with the following messages;

AMOR, BELEIVE, BLESSED, BREATHE, DREAM, FAIR TRADE, FEMINIST, GRL PWR, HOPE IMAGINE, JOY, LOVE, NAMASTE, PAZ, PEACE, PEACEMAKER, RESIST, SHALOM, UNITY, VOTE, WISH

• 100% cotton
•  .5" x 9.5" long including ties (5.5" excluding ties)

Need hand sanitizer on the go? UPAVIM Crafts has you covered with our new Mini Hand Sanitizer Holders! These adorable little bags are perfect for any travel-size hand sanitizer and are handmade from traditional Guatemalan Corte fabrics. The adjustable elastic band around the top of the bag also doubles as an attachment for bags or purses - how perfect! As always, Handmade and Fair Trade! Each one is unique but please specify color preference.

• Elastic band 
• Cotton bag
• 4'' tall
• Assorted colors
• Hand sanitizer not included

• 100% cotton
• Approximately 6" diameter

• 100% cotton
• Approximately 6" diameter