Guatemala's worry dolls (muñecas quitapenas) — tiny cloth figures children whisper worries to and place under their pillows — are the country's iconic folk toy. Beyond these: Maya-clothing dressed dolls, painted wooden animals from Solola, ceremonial masks (used in the still-living Baile de la Conquista), and clay figures from the Highlands.
Traditional toys and games of Guatemala
Worry dolls
Tiny cloth-and-wire figures — the classic Guatemalan quitapenas tradition.
Maya dolls
Cloth dolls in traditional huipil weaving from specific highland villages.
Ceremonial masks
Wooden painted masks used in living Maya festival dances.
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