Product ID: 449766
Tenango is one of Mexico's most widely recognized embroidery styles, but few people know it is from a small town called Tenango de Doria, Hidalgo, an Otomi community. By Guadalupe Navarro, it is a good example of traditional embroidery motifs which focus on local plants and animals. The reverse side is solid ivory with a zipper closure.
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I love the craftsmanship; gorgeous.
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The craftsmanship and quality of the tortilla warmer is wonderful. It was lovely in the photos but even more beautiful right out. I love it!
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Beautifully made and a pleasure to look at.
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"All the pieces are born from a drawing created by the imagination of each craftsman, so each embroidery is unique."
“Hello! I am Guadalupe Navarro. Our tenangos are embroideries that tell the story of the indigenous communities of the Sierra Otomi Tepehua, in the... read more