If you are in Oaxaca on February 4, 2012, don’t miss this spectacular sale of collectible textiles. Several well-known Norteñas who have lived in Oaxaca for many years are downsizing and editing their collections, including Mary Jane Gagnier who is a book author and formerly married to weaver Arnulfo Mendoza. If I wasn’t going to Chiapas this week, I’d be there in a heartbeat. I suspect there will be huipiles woven on blackstrap looms with the designs integrated into the weft. Some will be embellished with needlepoint. There will likely be shawls, scartable perhaps table linens. Enjoy.
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really enjoyed our visit to chiapas in 2010, stayed at na bolom. only regret is not meeting chip morris. have you read living maya? carolyn
Where is this happening?
http://wp.me/p1v1Ek-23n Click on this link for the poster! Sorry, original attempt didn’t upload! Hi. Allie
Thanks for the information, but exactly where the sale take place? Also, what are the hours?
Thanks.
http://wp.me/p1v1Ek-23n Click on this link for poster with all the details. Thanks for following. Sorry, my first upload didn’t work.
Hi Norma — have been reading w/ interest about your move. I’ve been in OdeJ since end of November. Could you email contact info on the posada / place in Jalatlaco? Also contact info or location of the collectibles sale. Thanks, Mary
P.S. Would love to meet up the next time you’re in the city. A chat over a bowl of chocolatl would be great!
http://wp.me/p1v1Ek-23n Here’s the link to information about the sale. The Jalatlaco posada is Hostal del Barrio on Privada Noche Triste. I have contact info in the blog post I just wrote about Where to Stay in Oaxaca.
Where is the sale? V. interested and am in Oaxaca now.
Bettysue
http://wp.me/p1v1Ek-23n Click on this link for complete details — address and email contact information.