Tita - Traditional Mexican Lelé Doll Trivets with a special cross-stitching that

with a special cross-stitching that is more open and airier adding a unique flair to their traditional embroidery

This small and cute chicken bowl is perfect for decoration alone but it can also be used for salt

Handmade by artisans in Taxco

it certainly is this woven palm rug with its bold colors and natural texture

giving unity to the table setting just like one would find in a Talavera plate

Tita - Traditional Mexican Lelé Doll Trivets with a special cross-stitching thatTraditional Lel Mara Mexican Dolls Handcrafted in Amealco de Bonfil by the Community of Santiago Mexquititlan, Quertaro This handcrafted Lel doll, named Tita, is a unique representation of the rich cultural heritage of the Otom (Hhu) community in Santiago de Mexquititln, Amealco de Bonfil, Quertaro. Lel, meaning "baby" in Otom, reflects the doll's role as a cherished figure in Mexican tradition. This particular Lel doll is unique, with strands of