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The name ‘Xocomil’ is deeply rooted in the culture of Lake Atitlán. In the Kaqchikel language, it means “the wind that carried away sin.” It refers to a natural phenomenon where warm Pacific winds meet cooler northern winds over the lake, creating strong gusts and waves.

Ethical Fashion Guatemala Expands
Ethical Fashion Guatemala, a U.S.-registered LLC, continues to grow its mission of empowering artisans, coffee producers, and ethical travel providers in Guatemala. Built on a fair trade model where creators retain 85% of their earnings

Fake Healers Lake Atitlan
Organizations like the Lema Association and initiatives such as the Guatemala Herbal Medicine workshops have long-standing relationships with local healers and provide a credible, respectful platform for visitors to learn about and experience Mayan healing.

Cacao used in Ceremonies
Cacao used in Ceremonies. What kind of cacao is used for the ceremony? Criollo Out of all cacao bean varieties, the Criollo is widely considered the most optimal for ceremonial use. The Criollo beans contain the highest density of Theobromine.

Atitlan Mayan Healing Center
Discovering the Authentic Lake Atitlan Mayan Healing Center
Nestled in the serene villages around Lake Atitlan, Guatemala, lies an invaluable treasure: the ancient knowledge and traditions of Mayan healers. These practices, handed down through generations, form the backbone of the Lake Atitlan Mayan Healing Center,

Traditional Mayan Textiles
The Case for Sustainable Textiles
As awareness of the environmental and social costs of fast fashion grows, many consumers are seeking alternatives. Traditional Mayan textiles and organic cotton dyed with plant-based herbs represent a return to sustainable practices that honor both people and the planet. They offer several key benefits:
Reduced Environmental Impact: From natural farming to biodegradable materials, sustainable textiles minimize harm to ecosystems.

Mayan Cacao Ceremonies
Mayan cacao ceremonies are indeed real and hold significant cultural, spiritual, and historical importance within Mayan culture.

Handmade Products Guatemala
This Website is owned by the Weavers and Artisans of Guatemala. Artisans Handmade Products Guatemala. Buy direct from Guatemala Artisans

Rich History of Mayan Weaving
Each woven piece tells a story—whether through intricate patterns, vibrant colors, or the very techniques used. Today, the Lema Weaving Association continues this proud tradition, blending heritage with modern opportunities to bring authentic Mayan artistry to the world.

Lake Atitlán Guatemala
Lake Atitlán Guatemala is steeped in myths, legends, and stories, many of which originate from the indigenous Mayan communities that have lived around the lake for centuries. These tales reflect the lake's cultural, spiritual, and natural significance.

Fake Herbal Medicine Healers
It seems that Guatemala has become a haven for "fake herbal medicine healers." Over the past five years, phony herbal healers have spread throughout Lake Atitlan, especially in the community of San Marcos La Laguna.

Preservation of Mayan Herbal Medicine
Through the work of Ethical Fashion Guatemala and the dedication of the healers of Lake Atitlán, the ancient art of Mayan herbal medicine continues to thrive. By respecting these traditions and supporting their preservation, we ensure that this timeless wisdom remains a vital part of our collective global heritage.


Rental Car vs Shuttles
Travelers planning a trip to Guatemala often face a common dilemma: whether to rent a car or rely on shuttles for transportation. While renting a car offers independence, shuttle services provide convenience and cost-efficiency.

Protecting Guatemalan Artisans
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