Bolero coat - Bolero Jacket - Bolero blazer off white and deep blue embroidery ***Each garment is handmade unique, unrepeatable. Otomi designs may vary from one size to the other. But they all are hand designed and hand embroidered by the wonderful otomi indigenous artisans from Mexico. Care of the product: -Hand or machine wash on a gentle wash cycle with cold water. -Preferably use dish detergent or detergent for delicate clothes. -Straighten and hang to dry. -Preferably Iron after dry so the item will keep its texture. -Can be dry-cleaned. -Do not bleach. Return or exchange Policies: Thanks so much for visiting my shop. My team of talented Otomi embroiderers and I put our heart and soul into these items so that our customers are happy with their purchases. We make everything with much care and love. We check even the slightest detail. 😣Returns affect gravely our small business, so we encourage honest communication with our customers and we try our best to be as clear as possible. ❤️ Note: We love to make our customers happy, and we understand if you change your mind. It’s my responsibility to inform you that all returns go back to the Otomi artisans. Please read our policies thoroughly, so we don’t harm the Otomi family’s economy. 🤷🏽‍♀️ Exchanges and returns for the following items will be reviewed on a case by case basis: -Digital downloads. -Custom orders -Furniture In case an item requires an exchange or refund, there are the policies: Shipping costs for exchanged items will have to be covered by you. The items must be returned within 14 days of delivery. Shipping costs are also non-refundable. If you have any questions about an item don’t hesitate to message me, I’m happy to answer all your questions! :) ~Gracias! Martha Aguilar +1 (619) 636-0907 Please use hashtag #MyArteOtomi to be featured on my social media.

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Add embroidered texture to your walls with the framed Otomi Wall Art, featuring an intricate figure surrounded by leaves, inspired by ancient Latin American artwork & colors. This small wood-framed textile is lovely layered into a gallery wall.

Mantel de algodón gris, bordado a mano alrededor del bajo, en color mostaza, estilo cenefa. Bordado con la técnica de Tenango u Otomí. Incluye 8 servilletas lisas a juego.

Otomi Embroidery is a style of embroidery created by the Otomi People in Central Mexico. You'll fall in love with its style & vibrant colors!

The Otomi textiles, also known as tenangos, take weeks or even years for the women to embroider and feature colorful and whimsical patterns of nature.

Elegant Black embroidery Wall decor cloth hand embroidered otomi textile 36x38”- by Otomi Indigenous women |Framing Service not available 🌵 only one available 🌵 Color available: Black embroidery over off white cotton, embroidered by hand ⭐️ the Decor picture is not precisely to represent its size, but its a humble intent to inspire you. Measurements of the otomi cloth in the title 🙌 https://www.etsy.com/listing/519899946/wood-frame-natural-color?ref=shop_home_active_9 🤩 Interior designers may apply for a discount Description: This piece depicts intricate embroidery created by indigenous Otomí people in central Mexico. The symbolism and iconography in this textile design reflect time-honored traditions and beliefs of harmony with nature. Textile designers draw the animals and plants from memories, dreams, and mythical imagination; the forms are then embroidered. Each character bears significance. Birds, rendered here, are messengers of the sun. Framing it: We love to use natural or white finish. We always use wood frames. The Blue Otomí embroidered textile is carefully applied to a linen substrate and (if requested, the price may vary) bordered with a traditional linen-covered mat. This product is offered in a natural wood frame. The cost is approximate $80-$110. Please note that as unique, handmade art, no two pieces are ever exactly the same, and color varies across monitors. My photos are a close representation of this work, but may not be identical to the piece you receive. Return or Exchange Policies: Thank you so much for visiting my shop. My team of talented Otomi embroiderers and I put our heart and soul into these items so that our customers are happy with their purchases. We make everything with much care and love. We check even the slightest detail. ❤️ We love to make our customers happy, and we understand if you change your mind. It’s my responsibility to inform you that all returns go back to the Otomi artisans. Please read our policies thoroughly, so we don’t harm the Otomi family’s economy. 😣Returns affect gravely my small business too, so I encourage honest communication through the whole process. In case an item requires an exchange or refund, here are my shop policies: Please contact me to let me know you need to return the item The items must be returned within 14 days of delivery. Shipping costs are nonrefundable. The refund will be processed as soon as the item arrives at my mailing address. If you have any questions about your purchase don’t hesitate to message me, I’m happy to answer all your questions! :) Exchanges and returns for the following items will be reviewed on a case by case basis: -Digital downloads. -Custom orders -Furniture Martha Aguilar Please use hashtag #MyArteOtomi to be featured on my social media.

Have you ever looked at Otomi textiles and wondered how it has been made? Or do you just fancy making something by hand? If so then have a look at our Step by Step guide to Otomi hand embroidery and have a go yourself. You won't regret it, it's very relaxing. The pieces that we buy from Mexico are made in a women's cooperative in Tenangos, a village set high up in the mountains, right of Mexico City. This form of embroidery came about after the community suffered a drought in the 1960's, desolating their crops and income. To help out financially the woman of the village turned to what they they new best, stitching, and after a few trials and tribulations along the way, Otomi hand embroidery was born.

Mantel de algodón azul marino, bordado a mano alrededor del bajo, en color verde, estilo cenefa. Bordado con la técnica de Tenango u Otomí. Incluye 8 servilletas lisas a juego.

Otomi Tile I Poster Print - W Studio-would make the perfect addition to your home or office or gift recipient. This licensed Fine Art Print was reproduced on Premium Heavy Stock Paper which captures all of the vivid colors and details of the original. This magnificent Fine Art Poster Print is ready for hanging or framing and ships in an oversized tube for maximum protection.

I was fascinated to see this tutorial about Otomi Embroidery from Sarita Creative. I was not familiar with it, but when I saw this, I immediately recognized the technique from photos I had seen of…

Introducing my beloved Colorful Yellow Otomi Clipart Collection, inspired by my Mexican-American heritage. As someone born in Mexico to American parents, this collection holds a special place in my heart. Each meticulously designed element pays homage to the rich Otomi culture, blending traditional motifs with a modern twist. This collection features 10 vibrant Otomi Clipart Designs, created with mesmerizing yellow oil overlays. Allow me to me to share a little backstory of the Otomi with you to further immerse you in the beauty of these designs: The Otomi are an indigenous group from central Mexico known for their intricate and colorful textile work. Their traditional patterns and motifs have been reimagined in these contemporary abstract shapes, enhanced with the mesmerizing textures and depth of oil overlays. This unique blend of cultural heritage and artistic medium creates an extraordinary visual experience. With exceptional quality and originality, these oil overlay clipart designs are perfect for elevating your personal and professional projects. Each transparent .PNG file showcases the richness and complexity of oil textures, adding depth and character to your creative endeavors. From captivating invitations to attention-grabbing presentation details, striking stickers, t-shirt designs, and impressive business cards, these overlays will make your designs stand out with a touch of elegance and artistic flair. Here are the details of the Otomi Clipart Collection: - HIGH resolutions files - 10 Mexican Otomi Clipart Shapes in YELLOW - PNG files - Compatible with Photoshop, Canva and more. - Overlays come in multiple zip files - Downloads are available once your payment is confirmed. - Commercial use is ok (cannot be resold individually or together) PLEASE NOTE - This is a digital download and no physical items will be shipped to you. - If unsure about how to apply them, I'm more than happy to help. - After payment files will be available to download instantly - Unfortunately, since this is a digital download, there are no refunds. However, if for any reason you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, I will gladly send you a revised version of any of the designs :) - Additionally, please note that images 2 and 9 are digital product examples showing the diverse ways you can use these designs and how you can also alter the transparency of these clipart elements. Don't miss out on the opportunity to enhance your creative arsenal with these unique and Premium Otomi Clipart Elements. Add a touch of cultural richness and the mesmerizing beauty of oil overlays to your designs and let your creativity soar!

Mantel de algodón azul, bordado a mano alrededor del bajo, en color crudo, estilo cenefa. Bordado con la técnica de Tenango u Otomí. Incluye 10 servilletas lisas a juego.

This stunning wall hanging is a perfect addition to any space in need of a touch of warmth and vibrance. Crafted with love and attention to detail, this piece is made with top quality cotton muslin and features a beautiful design in rainbow colors The design, inspired by the Otomi people, is hand sketched onto the fabric by a skilled artisan. The intricate embroidery, done by another talented lady, adds an extra layer of depth and charm. With such meticulous craftsmanship, it's no wonder this piece takes about two months to complete. And for those looking to give this as a gift, gift wrapping is available. Add a touch of cultural heritage and artistic beauty to your home with this exquisite wall art. This piece of Mexican Embroidery is ideal as a Wall Art for nursery, bedroom or living room. It is also amazing for people loving Embroidery Decor. If you are looking to a piece to get an Ombré Decor, this is right for you. I have been amazed by this handcraft since I was a teenager and I always wanted to buy a piece for my bedroom. I suggest you to get a with no glass, so I can see its texture every time I am resting on the sofa. UNFRAMED Highlights: * It is ideal to decorate your space and give it a Mexica touch * Cotton yarn in blue, green and teal. Ombré decor * It is a really nice present to a close friend as a housewarming house * Embroidered in 100% cotton muslin fabric * Blue, teal and green cotton yarn * Features plants and animals * This is a square piece. Measurements: 1 x 1 m or 39.3 x 39.3 inches * This pieces is unframed. * Ideal for a gift, to decorate your living room or a nursery. Hand wash only ----- IMPORTANT ABOUT SHIPPING This item ships free world wide with Fedex. It takes 3-5 business days. Keep in touch with us on social media: Instagram : @mexicanbeautyshop —------- About the Otomi People The Otomi people traditionally worshiped the moon as their highest deity. Also, many Otomi individuals still practice shamanism and hold pre-Hispanic beliefs such as Nagualism. Nagualism is tied to the belief found in many indigenous cultures in southern Mexico that a person upon being born acquires a close spiritual link to an animal, which lasts throughout the lives of both creatures. The person shows signs of whatever the animal's situation to include scratches and bruises if the animals get in fights, or illness if the animal is ill. The animal can help the person in difficult or dangerous situations.This is important to understand the iconography or design featured in their embroidery art, which presents animals. It is also important to highlight that the Otomi people have traditionally subsisted on maize, beans and squash. They have a close relationship with their environment. These beliefs and relation with the environment are featured in their art and their embroidery. Sometimes they also feature everyday life and ceremonies such as weddings. This piece was crafted in Sierra de Tenango, HIdalgo, in central Mexico