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Trajineras of Xochimilco: The history behind this pre-Hispanic icon!
This article tells you all about the origin of trajineras of Xochimilco, a pre-Hispanic transport that became a main tourist attraction in Mexico City... Read more...
The History Behind Chiles en Nogada
There are several versions of the creation of the famous chiles en nogada. Today we share with you one of the most well-known stories. It is believed that it was convent nuns in Puebla who, in 1821... Read more...
A guide to understanding .925 sterling silver
We have all heard the term “.925 sterling” at some point when buying silver, but do we really know what each thing refers to? Read all about the specifics of sterling silver as well as a guide to... Read More...
Ancestral Legacy in the Amuzgo Huipil
Among the most exquisite and distinctive types of huipiles, we can find the Amuzgo huipil from the Guerrero and Oaxaca region. This unique huipil is a piece that has significant historical and cultural significance... Read more...
On the Menu: Enchiladas Suizas (Swiss Green Enchiladas)
These delicious green and creamy enchiladas made with corn tortillas stuffed with chicken, bathed in green sauce and au gratin cheese are an icon of traditional Mexican cuisine. Here is a recipe for this delicious dish... Read more...
Preserving Maya Roots: Ch'ol Embroidery
Join us in this very special highlight, where we introduce Diana Laura Montejo Arcos, a Maya-Ch’ol artisan from the community of Amado Nervo, in Yajalón, Chiapas and the work that she does in her workshop Ibojñilel Puy.. Read More...
