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Teotitlán del Valle

Teotitlán del Valle: A historic Zapotec town whose name means “Land of the Gods.” Thought to be the first Zapotec settlement in the area, it was founded by descendants from the nearby Picacho mountain. Teotitlán is world-renowned for its weaving tradition, blending pre-Hispanic techniques with Spanish-introduced wool and looms to create vibrant tapetes (rugs). Most residents speak both Zapotec and Spanish. This is our largest community, with over 100 women in the program. Meet 12 of them here: talented artisans, shopkeepers, and entrepreneurs shaping their town.

Amelia Montaño Bautista

La Gran Huarachería

Not just handmade, but made with heart.

Fermina Ruíz Gutiérrez

El Lagarto

Store offering a variety of artisanal products.

Margarita Gutierrez Martínez

Margarita | Textiles Du Kua

We transform what Mother Earth gives us into naturally dyed bags and tapestries.

Teresa López Montaño

Dulízùn Café

Local cafe and textile workshop.

Bibiana Gutiérrez Pérez

Traditional Clothing

Clothing for the family.

Gloria Martinez Lorenzo

Casa Tejiendo Sueños

Weaving Dreams: Traditional, 100% natural textile artwork.

Olga Gutiérrez Sosa

Taller Textíl Luis & Olga

Original designs and 100% natural dyes.

Yanet Bazán Chávez

Natural: Hecho a mano

Sustainable textiles with designs that combine tradition and quality.

Carmen Ruíz Contreras

Fiestas ARY

Offering you delicious, 100% natural handmade ice creams.

Irene Contreras González

Artesanías Yuu Lee

Natural dye workshop, passed down from generation to generation.

Rosita Jimenez Lorenzo

Hazme Si Puedes

Make Me If You Can: embroidery and textiles.

Zita Perez Ruiz

Alimentos Del Pueblo | Ladi Gulal

High-quality bird feed & handwoven textiles

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