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Tikal Convertible Bag – 3-in-1 Design with Vintage Huipil & Artisan Craftsmanship

Named after Tikal, one of Guatemala’s most sacred and ancient national parks, this bag honors cultural heritage while offering modern-day versatility. The Tikal Convertible Bag has been thoughtfully designed to give new life to our hand-sourced, vintage huipils—each one woven by Indigenous artisans and full of history, meaning, and character.

This multi-functional bag can be worn three different ways to suit your lifestyle:

1. Tote Style – Carry it by hand for a clean, minimalist look.

2. Crossbody Style – Attach the adjustable strap for a hands-free, over-the-shoulder option.

3. Backpack Style – Clip on the backpack straps for comfort and all-day wear.

Each bag features a one-of-a-kind huipil on both sides, paired with vintage corte lining and two exterior side pockets—perfect for a water bottle, baby bottle, or other on-the-go essentials. Whether you're using it as a diaper bag, a travel bag, or an everyday carryall, this piece offers the functionality of a modern bag with the soul of a traditional textile.

No two bags are ever alike. The natural wear, woven detail, and artisanal imperfections of each huipil bring character that mass-produced bags simply can’t match.

Features:

• Wear it 3 ways: tote, crossbody, or backpack

• Made with authentic, hand-sourced vintage huipils

• Two exterior side pockets for bottles or essentials

• Unique diaper bag alternative with artisan flair

• Fully lined with upcycled corte (traditional Mayan skirt fabric)

• Ethically handcrafted in collaboration with local Guatemalan artisans
  
  

Celebrate sacred tradition while embracing modern utility—this is more than a bag, it’s a story you carry.

Artisans

This unique huipil was sustainably sourced from our artisan partner Doña Francisca. Doña Rosa, so graciously donated her used corte to use for the interior of the backpack. The leather body is beautifully hand-crafted by Don Fernando using top-grade leather.

Dimensions

L: 17.5” H: 12” W: 6”

Origin: Patzun, Guatemala