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| An amazing collection of ancient silver coins, crosses and rings found via metal detector all over Mexico, bought pieces to incorporate into our jewelry. |
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| From tamales to intricately woven baskets, five blocks of crafts. |
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| It was hard to find antique textiles, but many beautiful new wares. |
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| Hacienda Montaecristo leather and rebozo bags. |
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| Love the church candles. |
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| Antique silver necklace and ring, on top of a back strap loomed shawl. |
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| Huipil from Oaxaca, hat from Panama. |
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| A mine in the distance, they were peppered throughout the countryside, the last mine, the Angustias-Dolores, closed in 1927. |
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| A beautiful ruin, the silver mines and ghost towns of Pozos. |
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| The walls were built to last, at one time this area was very wealthy with a thriving population, by 1950, the population was just over 200. |
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| Where the wood burning stove was. |
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| I couldn't resist bringing some of the pieces I found for the shop to Pozos for an impromptu photo shoot. |
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| This woven bracelet is from the Amazon, and is used to protect your arm when using a bow and arrow. |
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| Magnificent landscape. |
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| Another for the catalog/postcard- Oaxacan hand loomed indigo dyed poncho. |
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| Another piece from Oaxaca, a hand loomed and embroidered Huipil. |
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| A former tourist attraction, no longer in business, when we went to the mines, we were the only ones there. |
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| The beautiful town, sun faded colors. |
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| This shop was on the way to Dolores Hidalgo, famous for tile. |
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| Lots of larger pieces of Terracotta, rustic wood, colonial doors, Architectural salvage and religious artifacts. |
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| Beautiful carved pieces. |
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| An assortment of Masks out of town. |
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| Great old paint on furniture. |
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| Hand forged mid-century garden chairs, if I had a house in San Miguel these would have been ours. |
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| These as well! love the generous proportions. |
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| Antique tile, in a town filled with tile this was a rarity, all tiles seem to be newly made in any pattern you can imagine- we bought these for our kitchen, or for an outdoor built-in. |
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| This shop was introduced to us by our friend Lisa Kingsley, lots of Masks, Milagros, silver, and retablos. |
