Free Newsletter
FREE PRODUCT INFORMATION
Hispanic Heritage Month is nationally observed every year from Sept. 15th to Oct. 15th in celebration of Latin American culture and heritage. In honor of the month and the Latinx community, we’ve rounded up our favorite gift picks, most of which are made in Latin American countries by Latin American artisans.
These whimsical insects have handmade ceramic bodies and wire framework. Their bright hues work well for dressing up a garden gifts display, or for hanging on a wall to add a pop of color. Abrazo Style.
Noting a lack of clothing that honored the mixed heritage of many Latinos, founder Rosanna created Ojala Threads to reflect the mosaic identity of Latin Americans.
Inspired Peru hires Peruvian artisans to create beautifully handcrafted gifts, such as these Andean Owl ornaments, made from gourds and featuring hand knitted hats like those worn by the people of the Andes. Inspired Peru.
Mayan artisans in Guatemala handweave soft blankets and throws from native, organic cotton. Behind the Hill.
Using traditions passed down through generations, Mundo Handmade flora and fauna ceramics are handcrafted by Nicaraguan artisans and feature several indigenous and natural themes.
Minna’s rich textiles and goods are made by artisan collectives in Mexico, Guatemala and Uruguay. These charcoal napkins are handwoven and machine washable, getting softer with each wash. Minna.
