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Santa Ana del Valle

Santa Ana del Valle is a small Zapotec community in the Tlacolula Valley, known for its rich tradition of hand-woven wool rugs made on pedal-operated looms. While weaving is central to the town’s identity, many En Vía participants also run other businesses such as convenience stores, bakeries, chicken farms, and more. The community is now exploring natural dye techniques to reduce chemical use, while preserving and experimenting with traditional designs. Meet 6 of the 12 women working with En Via in this community.

Team Members

Ana Berta Morales Antonio

Artesanías Yu Guzaan

Crafts made with plant based dyes and cage free eggs.

Rosalba Bautista García

Cremaria Lizeth

Local creamery serving deli products.

Angelina García Trinidad

Lina's Memories

Personalized favors for any social event.

Rosenda Morales Ortíz

Artesanías Naggi

Sustainable and handcrafted home decor handmade by Zapotec men and women.

María Lucía Cruz García

Granja El Balcon De Las Gallinas

Fresh and quality eggs as well catalog products.

Laura Asela García Morales

Dulces Momentos

We are an enterprise dedicated to the production of desserts and floristry.

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