
“One land. Endless discovery.”
Gifts with identity, tradition and meaning.
Explore the three worlds of QUBAL
Pieces that tell Guatemala’s stories.
Guatemala Icons and Nawal Framed Art
Set of three framed masks: jaguar, deer and monkey. Framed decorative masks inspired by Guatemalan traditions.

Guatemalan tradition and color to decorate your spaces.

Sets of 3 and 5 plates.

Three Guatemalan masks in a functional piece for your home.

Guatemalan dance-inspired decorative figures. Height: 28 cm. Sold individually.
Flavors of Guatemala to discover and share.
Your Maya symbol in sterling silver.
20 energies, one connection. Sterling silver 925 pendants.


Traditions brought to life.

Fill your celebrations with color, joy and tradition with our handcrafted Guatemalan rattles.
Coffee collections and handcrafted pieces for clients, teams and special occasions. We coordinate quantities, presentation and delivery times.
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Qubal appears in Charles Étienne Brasseur de Bourbourg’s 1862 Vocabulario quiché with meanings including box, treasure and chest. To us, it evokes a chest holding Guatemala’s most treasured art, traditions and stories.
The three silhouettes in our logo represent Agua, Acatenango and Fuego: three volcanoes inseparable from the landscape around Antigua Guatemala. The symbol captures the strength, height and origin of our land — the essence of Qubal: one land, endless discovery.
Anacafé — Café de Guatemala: national context on quality, altitude, microclimate, shade and hand harvesting. anacafe.org/cafe-de-guatemala
Anacafé — Guatemalan Coffees brochure: regional altitude ranges and regional sensory descriptions. Guatemalan Coffees PDF
Anacafé — A Rainbow of Choices: historical context of Guatemala’s eight recognized coffee origins. Anacafé regionalization
Chocolates Sero: cacao terroir and Kampura origin context. Sero cacao origins
Kampura + Cacao of Excellence: farm system and independently published sensory profile. Cacao of Excellence — Kampura
Guatemala Ministry of Culture and Sports — The 20 Nahuales: cultural context on the twenty nahuales and their role in Maya timekeeping. Ministry of Culture and Sports
Smithsonian · Living Maya Time: structure of the 260-day sacred calendar, formed by 20 day glyphs and 13 numbers. Maya calendar system
Nawal materials: the sterling silver description reflects the declared specification for the new Qubal pendant collection.
INGUAT — Guide to the Volcanoes of Guatemala: the classic list of 37 volcanoes used in mountaineering tradition, and the country’s volcanic context. Volcano guide
INSIVUMEH — Volcano monitoring: Fuego, Pacaya and Santiaguito are the three volcanoes in constant eruptive activity. INSIVUMEH
Coffee profiles, collection pairings and product artwork follow the Qubal materials supplied for this page. Flavor charts are qualitative visual summaries of published regional descriptors, not measured lot scores.