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Crimson Diamonds Mexican Rebozo Red on White Hand Woven Cotton Shawl Wrap

Angela Quinones

(24)

Angeles Quiñones shares the beauty of the traditional Zapotec rebozo with this original design. She weaves the cotton shawl on a traditional loom with yarn previously tinted with natural dyes, featuring red diamonds over a white landscape.

$73.66CAD Wholesale

$73.66CAD
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Fiesta in Black and Marigold Zapotec Handwoven Rebozo Shawl in Black and Marigold

Delfina Ruiz

(55)

Colorful and beautiful, this rebozo shawl combines yellow-orange with black in wonderfully complex patterns. Delfina Ruiz showcases Zapotec textile artistry as she weaves the wrap on a traditional loom. She works in cotton tinted with organic dyes, and finishes the shawl with the luxurious hand-tied macramé fringe typical of Mexican rebozos.

$80.62CAD Wholesale

$80.62CAD
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Diamond Blush Ivory Diamond Motif on Rose Pink Handwoven Cotton Rebozo

Delfina Ruiz

(55)

This lovely cotton rebozo is handwoven by Mexican artisan Delfina Ruiz using traditional techniques on a backstrap loom. Over a background of rose pink, the rebozo has a pattern of small diamonds in ivory. The ends are finished with knotted fringe.

$80.62CAD Wholesale

$80.62CAD
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Oaxacan Rhythm in Sapphire Hand Woven All Cotton Rebozo in Blue and Off-White

Delfina Ruiz

(55)

Whether it is used for warmth, fashion, and utilitarian purposes like carrying bundles, the rebozo has long had a place in Mexican life. Find your own uses for this versatile shawl from Delfina Ruiz in Mexico. In off-white and sapphire blue, the rebozo is hand woven on a traditional loom using cotton threads that were tinted with all-natural dyes. Long, elegant hand-knotted fringe completes the traditional design.

$80.62CAD Wholesale

$80.62CAD
Striped Diamonds in Purple Zapotec Purple and Black Diamond Striped Cotton Rebozo

Delfina Ruiz

(55)

Delfina Ruiz of Mexico creates this handwoven 100% cotton rebozo on a traditional Zapotec loom. Handwoven with naturally died purple and black cotton in an intricate pattern of stripes of nested diamonds, the shawl is finished with hand-knotted fringe.

$80.62CAD Wholesale

$80.62CAD
Chartreuse Journey Hand Woven Cotton Shawl Chartreuse Stripes from Mexico

Angela Quinones

(24)

Featuring a striped design in chartreuse and black, this shawl is handwoven from 100% cotton fibers with delicate macrame fringe on the ends. Mexico's Angela Quiñones follows in her parents' footsteps with this elegantly striking rebozo.

$80.62CAD Wholesale

$80.62CAD
Narrow Night Paths Black & White Backstrap Woven Embroidered Rebozo Shawl

Lorenza Perez

(2)

This lovely cotton shawl features narrow white stripes on midnight black cotton. Woven by hand on a backstrap loom, it evokes the mountain paths in Mexico's Chiapas highlands. Lorenza Perez is a master of this ancestral Maya weaving technique, and a rebozo like this one can take anywhere from 28 to 40 hours to complete. Textured geometric borders at each end are embroidered by hand, and the fabric alternates woven areas with unwoven warp threads, to achieve a textile that drapes beautifully.

$135.38CAD Wholesale

$135.38CAD
Dapper Peach Handwoven Cotton Bow Tie with Peach Stripes from Mexico

Armando Cano

Dapper and charming, this bow tie from Mexico is designed by Armando Cano. He works with local artisans, who hand-weave the tie from cotton in the traditional style of rebozo shawls. Stripes of peach alternate with dashes of black and white, creating an intricate composition. This ready-to-wear tie fits around the neck on an adjustable strap made from a silk blend.

$53.75CAD Wholesale

$53.75CAD
Fuchsia Charm Handwoven Cotton Bow Tie with Fuchsia Stripes from Mexico

Armando Cano

Charming and attractive, this bow tie from Mexico is designed by Armando Cano. He works with local artisans, who hand-weave the tie from cotton in the traditional style of rebozo shawls. Stripes of fuchsia alternate with dashes of black and white, creating an intricate composition. This ready-to-wear tie fits around the neck on an adjustable strap made from a silk blend.

$53.75CAD Wholesale

$53.75CAD
Aubergine Charm Handwoven Cotton Bow Tie with Aubergine Stripes from Mexico

Armando Cano

Charming and attractive, this bow tie from Mexico is designed by Armando Cano. He works with local artisans, who hand-weave the tie from cotton in the traditional style of rebozo shawls. Stripes of aubergine alternate with dashes of black and white, creating an intricate composition. This ready-to-wear tie fits around the neck on an adjustable strap made from a silk blend.

$53.75CAD Wholesale

$53.75CAD
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Lady with Poinsettias Portrait of Purepecha Woman and Poinsettias Realism Painting

Angel del Palacio

Her face framed by her traditional rebozo, a woman from the Purépecha community poses with a bouquet of nochebuenas (poinsettias). She has just bought them at the local market, along with some fruit. Detailed with admirable precision, this vivid crayon and pencil portrait is the work of talented Mexican artist Angel del Palacio.

Titled "Señora con flores de nochebuena" in Spanish

Arrives with a protective acetate removable cover.

$1,326.32CAD Wholesale

~~$1,768.96CAD~~ $1,326.32CAD
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Huitzilopochtli Mexican Aztec War God Archaeological Ceramic Sculpture

Angel Ceron Artisan Association

(261)

Huitzilopochtli, the Aztec god of sun and war, appears in colorful regalia in this ceramic sculpture by Angel Cerón. He is inspired by the images of the legendary deity featured in the Mexica Codex, for the original sculpture was said to have been destroyed by a Spanish soldier and was rescued by a Tlatolatl. The statue reappeared in 1530 during an investigation by Bishop Zumárraga, only to be lost again. It is speculated to be safely hidden in a cave somewhere in the Anahuac Valley. Huitzilopochtli was represented as a hummingbird as it was believed that great warriors are reborn as these birds. Huitzilopochtli is usually depicted with a feathered headdress, a black face, and a scepter shaped like a snake. Ceron sculpts the piece with yellow clay and uses natural dyes for color.

$734.66CAD Wholesale

$734.66CAD
Huitzilopochtli, Mexican Aztec War God 10-in Archaeological Ceramic Sculpture

Angel Ceron Artisan Association

(261)

$312.57CAD Wholesale

$312.57CAD
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Sun Renaissance, Handcrafted Sterling Silver Hoop Earrings from Mexico

Gianluca Anzani

(262)

$145.33CAD Wholesale

$145.33CAD
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Catrina Dolores, Ceramic Catrina with Floral Mantle from Mexico

Luis Morales

(8)

$298.63CAD Wholesale

$298.63CAD
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Woman in a Grey Sweater, Signed and Mounted Portrait of a Purepecha Woman from Mexico

Angel del Palacio

$1,406.45CAD Wholesale

~~$1,562.90CAD~~ $1,406.45CAD

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Desak Nyoman Parwati

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Desak fondly recalls the clear river water and beautiful scenery of her childhood. But her favorite memories were ones spent with her father, bringing him lunch at the farm and scaring away the birds. After he passed, Desak and her 10 siblings found themselves struggling to survive.

Everything changed in 2001 when she joined NOVICA. Today, her gorgeous batik robes and kimonos are internationally known, and her workshop employs 15 artisans who assist her in producing traditional and contemporary batik garments.

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