Hombre

$2,400.00

Suytik is a group of Tsotsil women weavers from San Andrés Larráinzar, Chiapas — multiple generations of the López Díaz family who have learned backstrap weaving since childhood. Each member contributes her own style and vision, keeping alive a practice that reflects their Tsotsil identity. For them, weaving is a way to pass down knowledge, values, and their unique worldview.

In addition to the upfront commission fee, Suytik receives 50% of the profit from the sale of this original work.

  • Backstrap cotton weaving

  • Custom framed

  • 25"w × 25"h outside frame dimensions

  • Ships within 3 business days

Authentication This is a 1 of 1 original co-created by Proud Mary and Suytik.

Suytik is a group of Tsotsil women weavers from San Andrés Larráinzar, Chiapas — multiple generations of the López Díaz family who have learned backstrap weaving since childhood. Each member contributes her own style and vision, keeping alive a practice that reflects their Tsotsil identity. For them, weaving is a way to pass down knowledge, values, and their unique worldview.

In addition to the upfront commission fee, Suytik receives 50% of the profit from the sale of this original work.

  • Backstrap cotton weaving

  • Custom framed

  • 25"w × 25"h outside frame dimensions

  • Ships within 3 business days

Authentication This is a 1 of 1 original co-created by Proud Mary and Suytik.

 
Weaving is more than an income source, it’s a way to pass down knowledge, values, and a worldview that deserves respect and visibility.
— Suytik, Textile Artists
 
 

Meet The Artist

Suytik

Meet Proud Mary artist’s Suytik. Suytik is a group of Tsotsil women weavers from San Andrés Larráinzar. It is made up of multiple generations of the López Díaz family (Rosa, Paulina, Victoria, Mariana, Federica, Juana, Andrea, Lucía, Josefa and María Cristina) who have learned backstrap weaving since childhood as part of daily life and cultural tradition. Each member contributes her own style and vision, keeping alive a practice that reflects their Tsotsil identity.

In addition to their backstrap weaving textile art, limited edition fine art prints of Suytik’s pieces will be available on ProudMary.co - and each piece provides the artist with their first source of passive income.