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Otomi Modern

By: Laura Aviva

8 November 2009

Necessity is still the mother of invention, as shown in the story of tenango embroideries created by Mexico's Otomí (Ñah-ñu) Indians.

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By: Johanna Flores

13 May 2010

The intricate craft of the Huichol

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Mexico’s Rebozo

By: Leslie Mehren

7 April 2011

A hybrid of old and new worlds

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By: Kimberlie Birks

4 January 2012

Where magic happens

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Day of the Dead

By: Ximena Escalera

3 November 2011

Survival through change

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By: Laura Aviva

6 December 2009

Anthropologist Spencer MacCallum searched for Mata Ortiz potter Juan Quezada -- and a pottery movement was born.

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Mirrors of Zegache

By: Marianne Carlson

5 August 2010

Reviving Lost Art in Mexico

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Huipiles of Oaxaca

By: Sheri Brautigam

12 May 2011

Women's wear from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec

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Fabrica Social

By: Annie Waterman

11 August 2011

Embroidered Metaphors

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