Each spring we print an annual newsletter full of information about our activities and ways that you can be involved – from New Mexico, Chiapas […]
Weaving for Justice honored International Women’s Day during the weekend of March 8-10, 2024 with a special presentation and sale. In February of 2024, on […]
There is a beautiful word, with roots in Nahuatl, for two women who share the same name – tocaya. On October 27th, 2023, Norma Chairez-Hartell […]
Over 1,000 treasures from the collections of seventy-two donors will be available for sale. In addition to textiles from Mesoamerica, items from other parts of […]
The members of the Tsobol Antsetik weaving cooperative have a tremendous opportunity to jointly purchase the land around their meeting house to create a shared […]
In September 2021, “When a Woman Rises: Maya Weavers Creating Relationships Through Textiles” opened at the New Mexico State University Museum. It finally closed in […]
Maya women have been weavers for as long as their people can remember. Weavers say that Moon taught women to weave sacred designs. Maya legends, […]
Some of our customers have asked if it is ok to wear the huipil (blouse) or is it insensitive or a form of cultural appropriation? […]
“A Maya Celebration” is a 20 minute film of the inauguration of the meeting house of Tsobol Antsetik produced by Janet Darrow. To view navigate […]
Each hand woven textile is truly a work of art. As you look at the weavings, you will notice that some designs have strong images […]
