Wholesale Wool Gobelins

The handmade wool tapestries of Momostenango, in Totonicapán, Guatemala, are traditional tapestries crafted by artisans of the K’iche’ people. They are primarily made with sheep's wool, which is washed, spun, woven, and dyed by hand using techniques passed down from generation to generation. These tapestries are woven on pedal looms, and their designs combine geometric shapes, animals, landscapes, and other elements inspired by everyday life and local nature. The colors are intense and made with natural dyes. They are commonly used as wall decorations, rugs, or covers, and are valued both for their aesthetics and cultural significance. The production of tapestries is one of the main artisanal activities in Momostenango and represents an important source of income for many local families.