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Favorite Product for the Season: TUNICS

The tunic has evolved far beyond to an everyday figure flatterer.
These beautiful Mexican tunics are hand-embroidered and 100% cotton.

Mexican Tunic
Mexican Tunic 1



SHORT SLEEVE MEXICAN TUNICS

SHORT SLEEVE MEXICAN TUNICS

Mexican Tunic Summer O

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Shop Mexican Masterpieces at Wimberly Marketdays

Part of your perfect summer must be a visit to Wimberley. Find the finest Mexican handcrafted work by artisans of Mexico at the Wimberley Market Day. We’re there on all market days: the first Saturday of each month from March through December, from 7 AM to 4 PM. The next market day is Saturday, August 7th. 2010. Visit us at Booth 87.

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Old Pecan Street Festival 2010 Fall edition, Sept 25-26 Visit us at Booth 1!

Old Pecan Street Festival, May 1-2 a Great Success!

YouTube Preview ImageMexican Masterpieces was at the Pecan Street Festival, a free, bi-annual juried arts and crafts festival held on 6th Street in Austin, Texas. The festival has been an Austin tradition for more than 30 years. The show features artisans from all over the United States who display and sell homemade art and craftwork. Festival goers can find paintings, sculpture, woodwork, candles, jewelry, cowboy hats, home decor, games, and other useful and whimsical household items.

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Another favorite: Hand-embroidered Mexican blouses

Stunning Mexican Blouses, white gauze with breathtaking hand embroidery.

Mexican Blouse 1

Mexican Blouse 2

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Each Mexican Masterpiece is Unique

Slowly and carefully crafted by hand, these unique textiles are woven with Pre-Columbian methods that have been passed from mother-to-daughter, father-to-son throughout Oaxaca, Chiapas and Puebla, Mexico. Every piece is unique. While many villages produced products that are similar, every one bears the human touch that makes it one-of-a-kind.

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