Category Archives: Environmental

We know you love and appreciate your mother, so enjoy and celebrate this special day with her.  What better way to do that than sharing fabulous hand woven pieces from Cojolya?  We offer free shipping on any order placed during … Continue reading →

Cojolya is more than weaving. If you have followed Cojolya through the years, you are familiar with our ONIL stove project that helps reduce the carbon omission from open fires. This year, Cojolya Social has entered an exciting project together with … Continue reading →

  Nobody is sweeter than your special Valentine, nothing is softer than our Chenille Scarves. Your Valentine may be young, old, male, female – we have ten colors to choose from. One of them will be just right for the … Continue reading →

Cojolya wishes you a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! We would like to thank all the wonderful people for your support throughout the year. Without You a small organization like Cojolya, located in a hidden corner of … Continue reading →

There is still time! Time for you to tap into www.cojolya.org/Marketplace and chose beautiful gifts, and time for us to send the favorites to the person of your choice. Do your gift buying today! We take care the shipping and … Continue reading →

  You still have time! Although Christmas is just around the corner, there is still plenty of time to order the beautiful quality products Cojolya has made itself known for.  Take advantage of our offer of free Shipping and Handling until the end of … Continue reading →

We would like to inform you that Cojolya has moved. The Museum, Weaving Center and Gallery are now located at: Comercial Las Máscaras, 2nd floor Calle Principal Santiago Atitlán Sololá, Guatemala You’ll find us in the center of town on Artisan’s Street, half a block before Restaurante … Continue reading →

It is that time of the year – time to think about Christmas! So why wait to shop for gifts until the very last minute and why push yourself through crowds of people, when you can take care of it from home? All … Continue reading →

A Tz’utujil woman who follows the traditional ways in Santiago Atitlán is referred to as Q´ tiet, our grandmother. She wraps a red cotton halo around her head and thus shows her connection to the moon, because sometimes, when the moon announces rain, it … Continue reading →

In the myth of the Maya, it was a woman who put the cosmos into motion. She put her drop spindle in rotation, a twirling motion only old experienced hands master, and the stars, planets and Milky Way began their … Continue reading →