The color blue has so taken on so much more significance to me in the last few months also deeply representing a women’s rights to choose, a color which stands against misogyny and the patriarchy. 💙🦋 a blue vote for @kamalaharris is a vote fo
💙💀💙 If you’re in Oaxaca, come celebrate indigo with us and visit the shop to see our new collection called BLUE dyed with indigo produced in Oaxaca. Have a mezcal and from 12-2 pm an interactive indigo/shibori demonstration by @abigailrothbe
BLUE teeny peek 👀 the range of darks to lights in this indigo is glorious, it moves me to dress only in monochrome blue💫 can’t wait to fully reveal our last two months of work this Thursday @mexchic_tienda_oax 🦋
It’s easy to leave everything cream and white and if anyone really knows me and Mexchic, its my go to palette but sometimes I need to jump off the cliff and embrace color, I’m not much of a pattern or frilly florals person really, I love
💙 We’ve been cutting new patterns and sewing up a storm at the studio in preparation for our new collection BLUE, arriving to the shop on October 31. Every piece is one of a kind, made with only natural materials like wool, cotton, silk and l
🌿Caitlin of @threadcaravan generously invited me to write a piece on the pochote tree and its magical fiber-producing pods for Thread Caravan’s craft focused, newly relaunched Journal. Take a look, link in bio! 🌿 Photograph of pochote fiber
love it when I’m the infinite scroll zone of my phone, going through years and years of images and work, searching for something specific but then come across an old idea … this was a doodle from about 5 years ago, I wanted to play with
I made a playlist called BLUE to listen to while I make this next round of work over the next month, consisting of naturally dyed pieces with Oaxacan Indigo sourced directly from the bad ass farmers and producers who make it. Working with indigo is
I finally had a moment this weekend to upload images from the trip to the remote indigo producing town of Santiago Niltepec for the 2nd Feria de Añil. I wrote a little bit about it too 💙🌞🌿 experiences such as this remind me why I live in Oa
Haven’t had a chance to post this gorgeous one of a kind dress yet, a favorite from the Maza collection. 🌷 Silk with natural dyes 🌷 I’ve posted images from this collection in our archive on the website, link in bio. The piece has been s
We have some new pieces up online 💘
Huesitos Dos Mini 🕷️ A smaller variation of the OG Huesitos piece, a one of a kind pillow quilt, made with vintage black silk organza from the 1950’s and filled with pochote fiber procured in Oaxaca and hand processed in our studio 🕷️ it&rsqu
Goddess powerhouse @stiklori wearing pieces from the Maza collection 🌷 it’s extremely reaffirming when such cool brilliant women love, appreciate and support what we do🌷
The last piece just finished from our Maza collection textiles, I’ll be bringing in it into the shop tomorrow ♥️ she’s made with a mix of vintage silks and silk with natural dyes, a drawstring waist and shoulders, exquisite one of
The magical mania of making things 🪐😵‍💫 I get anxiety when I am not making something with my hands, or thinking about future projects to make things, it’s what calms my existential angst and everyday stresses. Listening to a good audio b
One of kind Guadalupe top and skirt, made with an exquisite antique textile hailing from 1920’s Hong Kong, handwoven silk brocade woven with sterling silver (925) yarns and silk in a lush but subtle botanical pattern 🌸 Available online ☁️ we s
🪐🪐🪐 If The Cocteau Twins needed a dreamy dressing room in the clouds ☁️ @mexchic_tienda_oax #dressingroomdreams
Huipil Origami from our Maza collection 🥠 a one of a kind silk dress made with natural dyes 🍥 these beautful pieces are selling quickly, come try see them in person before they disappear into a chic closet !🎐 DM me for more information, we offer
A new huesitos piece taking shape 🖤 this one is silk organza and silky smooth pochote fiber hand harvested in Oaxaca 🖤