Where Indigenous textile art meets modern design.
INDIGART began as a cross-cultural collaboration rooted in Guatemalan heritage, Scandinavian design influence, and deep respect for the Indigenous women who carry the art of backstrap loom weaving forward.
A story shaped by heritage, craft, and connection.
INDIGART was created to honor the beauty, skill, and cultural knowledge carried through Indigenous textile traditions in Guatemala.
The brand grew from a desire to connect handmade Guatemalan textiles with thoughtful homes, designers, and collectors who value objects with meaning.
Inspired by the colors, patterns, and stories found in Mayan textile art, INDIGART brings traditional craft into contemporary spaces without separating it from the people and communities behind the work.
Every INDIGART piece begins with respect for the artisans, the process, and the cultural roots behind each textile.
Meet Maria
Maria founded INDIGART Designs to share the beauty, skill, and cultural depth of Guatemalan textiles with homes and meaningful spaces around the world.
Her work connects customers with Indigenous women weavers in Guatemala, creating pieces that honor traditional craftsmanship while supporting modern interiors, custom projects, and thoughtful design.
Through INDIGART, Maria helps each textile carry more than color and pattern. Every piece reflects a story, a relationship, and a commitment to preserving handwoven traditions.
Meet Nathali
Natalie brings a thoughtful design perspective to INDIGART’s visual storytelling, helping shape how the brand’s textiles are presented across spaces, collections, and custom projects.
Her eye for composition, texture, and atmosphere helps customers imagine how handwoven Guatemalan textiles can live in homes, hospitality spaces, and curated interiors.
Together, Maria and Natalie help translate traditional weaving into a design experience that feels personal, elevated, and rooted in meaning.
