Mexican Accessories

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Cotton Shawl, 'Oaxacan Rhythm in Sapphire' - Hand Woven All Cotton Rebozo in Blue and Off-White

Oaxacan Rhythm in Sapphire

Hand Woven All Cotton Rebozo in Blue and Off-White ~~$59.99~~ $50.99

Zapotec cotton rebozo shawl, 'Fiesta in Black and Marigold' - Zapotec Handwoven Rebozo Shawl in Black and Marigold

Fiesta in Black and Marigold

Zapotec Handwoven Rebozo Shawl in Black and Marigold ~~$59.99~~ $56.99

Cotton rebozo, 'Diamond Blush' - Ivory Diamond Motif on Rose Pink Handwoven Cotton Rebozo

Diamond Blush

Ivory Diamond Motif on Rose Pink Handwoven Cotton Rebozo ~~$59.99~~ $56.99

Zapotec cotton rebozo shawl, 'Pink Stars of Teotitlan' - Pink and Creamy Cotton Handwoven Zapotec Shawl

Pink Stars of Teotitlan

Pink and Creamy Cotton Handwoven Zapotec Shawl ~~$59.99~~ $56.99

Zapotec cotton rebozo shawl, 'Striped Diamonds in Purple' - Zapotec Purple and Black Diamond Striped Cotton Rebozo

Striped Diamonds in Purple

Zapotec Purple and Black Diamond Striped Cotton Rebozo ~~$59.99~~ $53.99

Zapotec cotton rebozo shawl, 'Night Band in Yellow' - 100% Cotton Handwoven Black with Yellow Stripes Rebozo

Night Band in Yellow

100% Cotton Handwoven Black with Yellow Stripes Rebozo ~~$49.99~~ $44.99

Amber cufflinks, 'Golden Hexagons' - Handcrafted Amber and Sterling Silver Hexagon Cufflinks

Golden Hexagons

Handcrafted Amber and Sterling Silver Hexagon Cufflinks ~~$64.99~~ $55.24

Zapotec cotton rebozo shawl, 'Azure Stars of Teotitlan' - Creamy Cotton Handwoven Shawl with Light Blue Stars

Azure Stars of Teotitlan

Creamy Cotton Handwoven Shawl with Light Blue Stars ~~$59.99~~ $53.99

Zapotec cotton rebozo shawl, 'Zapotec Night Blues' - Handwoven Black Zapotec Rebozo Shawl with Multicolor Motifs

Zapotec Night Blues

Handwoven Black Zapotec Rebozo Shawl with Multicolor Motifs ~~$64.99~~ $55.24

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Asunta Pelaez I have been dedicated to this art form since I was 17 years old. I originally started learning through the influence of my husband's family. View products | Loan details

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