About Teyolía de Landa & Raquel
Raquel Landa is a Latina mother, maker, and organizer behind Teyolía de Landa—a creative lifestyle studio rooted in beauty, memory, home, and meaningful making. Through paper crafts, miniatures, and gentle rituals, she gathers stories and everyday moments into pieces that feel calm, thoughtful, and deeply personal.
Teyolía de Landa began as my way of holding love and memory through very hard seasons—honoring my daughter Eliza Nickole and my granddaughter Xóchitl, navigating grief, and rebuilding home one small, beautiful piece at a time. Paper, journals, mini rooms, and tiny altar objects became a way to stay connected, to remember, and to keep moving forward.
Now this studio gathers that work into something I can offer you: handcrafted paper goods, miniatures, and gentle rituals that make space for culture, devotion, and everyday calm. I hope Teyolía de Landa helps you create your own corners of beauty and remembrance, in ways that feel real and sustainable for the life you’re living.

Life brought us here
Why Teyolía de Landa Exists
Teyolía de Landa was born out of real life—motherhood, loss, rebuilding, and the quiet work of making home feel safe and beautiful again. Through seasons that were both joyful and devastating, I turned to paper, tiny rooms, organizing, and gentle rituals as a way to remember, to honor, and to keep going.
Today, this studio gathers those threads into something I can share: paper crafts, mini worlds, and small altar pieces that make space for memory, culture, and everyday calm. My hope is that what I create helps you hold your own stories with a little more tenderness, and invites beauty into the corners of your life.
