memory ring

Memories from the stunning regional forests come to your mind with this adorable portrait of a quetzal bird. Inspired by Guatemala's natural richness, Gaby Briz and a talented artisan team create this cardboard magnet accented with a lovely composition in green and blue hues. The accessory is also decorated with the Spanish phrase Guau! Guatemala as a nod to the nation's marvelous fauna.

Known for their high-quality handmade worry dolls, the Lopez Garcia family creates this set of Christmas ornaments in red, blue, green and yellow, perfect for accenting the tree with color while spending time with loved ones and making holiday memories. Working with cotton, wood, paper and wire, these ornaments are constructed with traditional methods according to Guatemalan customs, which afford these worry doll ornaments the power to resolve one's problems and misfortune.

Start a new series of adventures, experiences and memories with a handy accessory from the captivating Guatemalan lands. Designer Gaby Briz and a talented team of artisans work with different materials to create a vibrant composition of a quetzal bird, later printed on the cardboard cover of this lined journal featuring 100 paper pages. Accented with the word Guatemala in refined calligraphy, the piece—equipped with a plastic coil binding—honors the best of the region's fauna.

New adventures, experiences and memories are arriving to be written in a convenient accessory paying homage to Guatemala. Designer Gaby Briz works side by side with a talented artisan team, creating an enchanting composition of a Quetzal bird and printing it on the cardboard cover of this lined journal. With 100 paper pages for long-term use and a plastic coil binding, the piece features the Spanish expressionGuau! set in stylish calligraphy at the front of the design, making a fun nod to this blessed nation's name and the marvelous nature of its fauna.

Destined to be the mother of a great emperor, Shakuntala's story is an example of unconditional love. Betrothed to King Dushyanta, a terrible curse caused him to forget his future wife. However, divine beings intervened, causing Shakuntala's royal ring to fall off her finger and wander the waters of the region until it fell into the hands of the King, who quickly recovered his memory and reunited with Shakuntala, whose faith never wavered. Presented by Rahul Jain and crafted by Indian artisans, this brass sculpture is an homage to the queen's strong spirit, inspiring many around the world.