CANE CUTTING IN GUATEMALA

Compelled to add this link to show you were some of our products are sourced and what their peers are working at day to day.

Not to mention the beautiful photography!

http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/guatemalan-sugar-cane-harvest-underway/2011/11/29/gIQA9ciF9N_gallery.html

HAND MADE, HAND WOVEN, HAND EMBROIDERED, HAND TASSELED

Las Ninas Textiles, the textiles the girls make...........

These 4 pieces are hand woven, hand embroidered, hand tasseled and the pieces on the far right and left, Vintage pieces worn, sold, worn again, struck by the overabundance of "fast fashion" in the Cities of Melbourne and Brisbane over the last month i present these to youx

ON THE ROAD AGAIN

Thanks to one of our super talented Retailers we have this great photo, it captures the essence of Las Ninas Textiles perfectly, a traveling woman searching endless destinations looking for the perfect treasure to offer our customers. On the road again..........................

Feliz Dia Del Muertos

Happy Day of the Dead,

One year i was lucky enough to be in Oaxaca at this time, it brings fond memory's.

The Mexicans surely know how to celebrate their friends and families lives, i found this tour which looks fabulous, Oaxaca really goes to town at this time.

http://www.mocadventures.com/muertos.php

Here are some of the delightful things we sell to make your Day of the Dead perfect!

A Dagwood of Samaya Blouses

Art? Fashion? or just dam beautiful?

Hand Made, Hand Embroidered, Master Pieces from a small collection of crafted artisans in Mexico. Which colour shall i have???

"Hola Mexican Film Festival" in Australia

I have seen quite a few of the movies showing in this festival and can recommend them, such wit, such artistry, such madness,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Check out the dates and times in your town @www.holamexicoff.com/australia/

COLOURFUL CORN FLOWERS

Corn Flowers, made from the husks of Corn.

In Central America Corn is the most frequently used food, normally these husks are used for making Tamales and the corn dried and milled to make Tortillias/Tacocs Drinks, Cakes, Patties............i could go on and on!