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A hammered copper saucepan (or better known as cazo in Mexico), handmade in Santa Clara del Cobre, by one of the oldest, most respected coppersmith...

A hammered copper saucepan (or better known as cazo in Mexico), handmade in Santa Clara del Cobre, by one of the oldest, most respected coppersmith...

A hammered copper saucepan (or better known as cazo in Mexico), handmade in Santa Clara del Cobre, by one of the oldest, most respected coppersmith...

A hammered copper saucepan (or better known as cazo in Mexico), handmade in Santa Clara del Cobre, by one of the oldest, most respected coppersmith...

A hammered copper saucepan (or better known as cazo in Mexico), handmade in Santa Clara del Cobre, by one of the oldest, most respected coppersmith...

A shiny copper comal, hammered by hand. Comal (from the nahuatl comalli) is a flat surface that, placed over fire or a stove burner, served through...

A bucket filled with shiny ice cubes and bottles of champagne, white wine, or even some modest coconut waters, is always a spectacular site. Add to...

Superb copper jar, hammered by hand of traditional craftsmen from Santa Clara del Cobre. A stunning piece that enlightens any kitchen. Suitable for...

Cylindrical copper sugar jar, hammered by hand of traditional craftsmen from Santa Clara del Cobre. A stunning piece that enlightens any kitchen or...

Cute, round copper sugar jar, hammered by hand of traditional craftsmen from Santa Clara del Cobre. A stunning piece that enlightens any kitchen or...

Large, generous salad bowl, made from the brown clay marked by a irrepetible smoke pattern. Each piece is unique. Made in Oaxaca by Paty. D 28 cm (...

Transparent, cylindric, hand blown glasses, with a beautiful cracked glass effect achieved by the master blowers of Hidalgo, Mexico. As every hand ...

Your everyday cooking utensils can be exciting and luxurious, just like this stunning, dark with shades of olive green, hand-turned masher made of ...

From Red to Mexican Pink. If countries were colors, one might say that Mexico glows in purples, pinks and reds, including the shade we all know as ...

Set of 2 books. Day of the Dead I: Ritual Serenity. The indigenous celebration of the Day of the Dead is neither mournful nor whimsical. Rather, pa...

The Traditional Art of the Nativity Scene. Made of wood, pottery, flowers, basketry, glass, wax or tinplate, Mexican nativity scenes attest to the ...

Nopal. The prickly pear is a bleak, ritualistic, emblematic and paradoxical plant. The sap from its fleshy branches, the juice from its fruit and t...

Sign Painting: The ‘Other’ Muralism. Mexican cityscapes feature ingenious drawings whose aim is to sell products, advertise their benefits or quite...

In Praise of Mexican Cooking: Intangible Cultural Heritage. Traditional Mexican cuisine was declared Intangible Cultural Heritage by the Unesco in ...

Ex-Votos. Miracles exist, as confirmed by Mexico’s rich tradition of ex-votos. With this look at their different forms, we get a clear sense of the...

Ancestral Rituals of Guerrero: The Renewal of Cohesion. The indigenous communities of Mexico and their ritual practices constitute the culture’s fo...

Astonishing color combinations and patterns come out of the imagination and skillful hands of the Michoacan artisans that have been making table li...

Astonishing color combinations and patterns come out of the imagination and skillful hands of the Michoacan artisans that have been making table li...

There is no better vessel for serving authentic Mexican tequila or mezcal than a shot glass in a shape of the eternal calavera (the skull). Hand pa...