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Tito Mendoza from Teotitlan, Oaxaca Mexico visits UW Madison Textile and Apparel Design Program





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Oaxaca de Juárez, Oaxaca, Mexico
5 de Mayo #402-A phone:951 5164202 elnahual75@prodigy.net.mx
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It´s a pleasure to inform you about our store dedicated to popular art, contemporary graphics, tapestries and rugs.
We are next to Santo Domingo church on the last original cobblestone street in Oaxaca, 5 de Mayo number 402-A between Abasolo and Constitución .
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Mexican traditions say that we are all born with a mystical relationship with a specific animal spirit that protects and guides us. This spirit is called a nahual, a word that comes from the Aztec term nahualli meaning “covering” or “skin” and referring to the nahual´s ability to transform itself into a half-man/half-animal
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