Volcán de Fuego, Acatenango and Volcán de Agua, Guatemala
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Coffee & Chocolate · Maya Jewelry — Nawals · Wall Art · Wood Art · Textiles · Ceramics

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Qubal brings together different ways to discover Guatemala. Each category has its own story, products and journey.

Qubal coffee and chocolate experience
Flavors of Guatemala

Coffee & Chocolate

Eight coffee regions, Guatemalan chocolate and guided tastings built to compare origin and flavor.

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Guatemalan jade Nawal charms
Maya Jewelry

Nawals

Meaningful jewelry inspired by the 20 Nawals of the Cholq’ij, available in authentic Guatemalan jade and 925 silver.

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Hand-carved and hand-painted wooden mask from Guatemala
Woodcraft

Wooden Masks

Handcrafted Guatemalan masks carved and hand-painted with animal-inspired forms, vibrant color and festive tradition.

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Handwoven indigo jaspe scarf from Guatemala
Guatemalan Textiles

Scarves

Three handwoven scarves inspired by Guatemalan jaspe traditions, designed to carry a living craft forward.

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Individual San Antonio Palopó ceramic plate
Guatemalan ceramics

Ceramics

Hand-painted pieces from San Antonio Palopó, from individual plates to curated wall compositions.

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8 regionsCoffee profiles documented by Anacafé
Real materialsAuthentic Guatemalan jade and 925 silver
Across GuatemalaShipping calculated by destination
Simple purchaseA clear and straightforward purchase experience
New · Wall Art

Wall pieces with a contemporary language.

Qubal brings Guatemalan design into the home through larger decorative pieces: symbol, mask, textile and ceramic interpreted with a contemporary eye.

Qubal Nawal wall frame with dark wood frame and central jade nawal
Wall art

Nawal Wall Art Frame

A wall piece centered on your Nawal, with a dark frame, ritual composition and sculptural presence.

Q3000
Individual piece · Wall décor
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Qubal mask wall frame with nine jaguar-inspired panels
Wall art

Mask Wall Art Frame

A wall interpretation inspired by Guatemalan mask tradition: color, craft and geometric composition in one framed piece.

Q3000
Individual piece · Wall décor
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Qubal thread wall art with three hanging jaspe-inspired textile patterns
Wall art

Jaspe Thread Wall Art

Textile-based wall art inspired by jaspe and the graphic strength of different regions of Guatemala.

Q3000
Individual piece · Wall décor
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Chichicastenango mask wall set
Curated set

Chichicastenango Mask Set

Five carved and hand-painted masks arranged as one contemporary wall composition.

Q5000
Complete set · Wall décor
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San Antonio Palopó ceramic wall set
Curated set

San Antonio Palopó Ceramic Set

A curated composition of blue-and-white hand-painted ceramic plates presented as one decorative wall piece.

Q5000
Complete set · Wall décor
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Our Story

Guatemala is not a single discovery.

Qubal discovers Guatemala through different worlds: flavors, origins, materials, symbols, craft, décor and tradition.

Coffee & Chocolate travels through its regions. Maya Jewelry · Nawals explores symbols and materials. Wall Art brings that exploration into the home through larger decorative pieces. Wood Art reveals carved tradition. Textiles reveal color and identity woven by hand. Ceramics adds the hand-painted clay tradition of San Antonio Palopó.

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Agua · Acatenango · Fuego
The meaning behind our logo

Qubal’s three volcanoes.

The three silhouettes in our logo represent Agua, Acatenango and Fuego — three volcanoes inseparable from the landscape surrounding Antigua Guatemala. The symbol reflects the strength, elevation and origin of our land — the essence of Qubal: one land, endless discovery.

AguaVolcán de Agua
AcatenangoAcatenango Volcano
FuegoVolcán de Fuego
37volcanoes form Guatemala’s classic volcano list.
3show constant eruptive activity today: Fuego, Pacaya and Santiaguito.

The three volcanoes in the Qubal logo are Agua, Acatenango and Fuego; they are not intended to represent the country’s full set of active volcanoes.

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Bank transfer or cash on delivery where applicable.

Delivery

Shipping within Guatemala; cost is calculated by destination and billable weight.

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Research basis

Sources & verification

Anacafé — Café de Guatemala: national quality context, 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 for the eight recognized Guatemalan 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 Nawals: cultural context on the twenty Nawals and their role in Maya timekeeping. Ministry of Culture and Sports

Smithsonian · Living Maya Time: structure of the 260-day sacred calendar built from 20 day glyphs and 13 numbers. Maya calendar system

Nawal materials: descriptions of authentic Guatemalan jade and 925 silver reflect the declared specifications for the pieces offered by Qubal.

INGUAT — Volcanoes of Guatemala guide: Guatemala’s classic list of 37 volcanoes used in the mountaineering tradition and national volcanic context. Volcanoes of Guatemala guide

INSIVUMEH — Volcano monitoring: Fuego, Pacaya and Santiaguito are the three volcanoes in constant eruptive activity. INSIVUMEH

The coffee profiles, collection pairings and product artwork follow the Qubal materials supplied for this page. Flavor webs are qualitative visual summaries of published regional descriptors, not measured lot scores.