The Teysha Journal

TRAMA Textiles: a 100% worker-owned women’s weaving cooperative in Guatemala

TRAMA TEXTILES TRAMA Textiles is a 100% worker-owned women’s weaving cooperative in Guatemala. TRAMA provides work for over 400 women and...

Spring Mola Collection

There are so many things we love about the Kuna Yala territory of Panama. The crystal clear oceans and beaches, the palm trees, the fresh fish. But...

Teysha Is

Teysha is: A bridge that connects worlds (people, place, modern, natural) An alliance of cultures, respecting and celebrating diversity. An oppo...

The Land of Artisans - Guest Post by Ali Sassoon

Reflections of a trip to Guatemala By Alexandra Sassoon “A’ Cha Pe! Jani?” “Cuánto para el bordado?” Colorfully dressed women in traditional huipi...

Love Stories -- Charmie + Aaron

Charmie and Aaron's magical, mystical, VIBRANT wedding combines so many of the things we love -- pops of color, the beautiful magic of the Southwes...

Love Stories -- Jacki + Chris

It all began as an instagram love affair between the Rock Your Bliss gals and Team Teysha. Who were these lively, inspiring rock stars, and when co...

World Weavers: Chichicastenango and Utz Baj Cooperative

Ever since we started working in Guatemala, the textiles of Chichicastenango have always called out to us and fascinated us. Their vibrant colors...

Introducing the Eye of the Sky Boot

The latest collaboration coming from our World Weavers Initiative comes from the beautiful village of Chajul, Guatemala. We have been working with...