Mexican candle making with Casa Viviana in Oaxaca — Modela
By A Mystery Man Writer
Description
Hand poured beeswax tapers, elaborate flower candles, and skull candles for Day of the Dead are just a few of the candles that the family artisans of Casa Viviana in Oaxaca, Mexico create.
Handwoven textiles, handblown glass, and home decor sourced from artisans in Oaxaca, Mexico and Morocco. Vintage Moroccan rugs including Beni Ourain, Azilal, Boujad, Beni M'Guild.
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