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Artisan - María Imelda López Morales

Grey and Mustard Striped Poncho

Name: Grey and Mustard Striped Poncho
Brand: Artisan - María Imelda López Morales
SKU: 0404MILMOX05
Price: 200.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$200

Poncho made in waist loom with cotton thread, gray with mustard color.

Made in Oxchuc, Chiapas, Mexico

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Poncho made in waist loom with cotton thread, gray with mustard color.

Made in Oxchuc, Chiapas, Mexico

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Artisan Story

I did not have the opportunity to continue studying. I managed to finish elementary school and that is when I began to learn to weave on the backstrap loom in order to have a job that would generate money for me. However, access to my municipality has been affected by conflicts that limit access so I can hardly sell my products and to all this was added the pandemic, so there was no way to sell the products. Nowadays, I move to a place called La Mercadita in San Cristobal where they give me a space to sell them but it is not always possible for me to go because transportation is expensive.

Artisan Story

I did not have the opportunity to continue studying, but I managed to finish elementary school, and that is when I began to learn to weave on the backstrap loom to have a job that would generate money for me. However, access to my municipality has been affected by conflicts that have restricted it, so this has impacted my sales and on top of this, the pandemic came. Nowadays, I have moved to a place called La Mercadita in San Cristobal, where they give me a space to sell, and I go there sometimes because transportation is expensive.