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Otomí Collection
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Often called Otomí embroidery, Tenangos originate from the Indigenous Otomí (hñähñu) people. Tenango embroidery is a striking tapestry of vivid, multicolored threads, typically on a neutral background, showcasing a lively depiction of the natural world. It features intricate, stylized images of animal-like figures like deer, rabbits, and birds, intermingled with an array of flowers, trees, and other plants. Each element is rendered in bold, bright colors, creating a dynamic and whimsical scene. The tenango represents more than an embroidery technique or a regional style; it's a cultural heritage symbolizing significant dates, event remembrance, identity, and local biodiversity.
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Colectivo Sueños
El Baile Otomí Hand-Embroidered Tapestry
Sale price$310.00
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Assorted Traditional Mexican Candy in Artisanal Box
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Otomí Embroidered Christmas Tree Skirt
Sale price$315.00
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Black with Multicolor Otomí Hand-Embroidered Table Runner
Sale price$265.00
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