Nuevas Bolsas Para Dama

Ahora tenemos el orgullo de contar en Oaxacan.com.mx con la diseñadora Cristina Larumbre, la cual invita a todos a conocer su nueva linea de bolsas para esta temporada.

A continuación mostramos un pequeña biografía de Cris:

Cristina Larumbe, diseñadora textil oaxaqueña, hereda un profundo legado cultural el cual se hace vigente en todas sus creaciones a través de constantes interpretaciones y fusiones entre la tradición textil de su tierra y los lenguajes contemporáneos de la moda.

A pesar de ser una joven diseñadora, su proyección profesional ha demostrado una consistente congruencia en la manera de equilibrar intuición y conocimiento teórico para desarrollar sus creaciones.

El trabajo de Cristina Larumbe ha estado siempre ligado a las raíces populares de su cultura, no para validar el acto de diseño, sino debido a su convicción y sentido de identidad que con ellas guarda.

Sus creaciones se consideran objetos cargados de cultura y tradición, mediante un trabajo artesanal de alta calidad, contando siempre con un toque contemporáneo y de vanguardia, balanceado con todos los materiales y formas para fusionarse con las demandas actuales del mundo del diseño y la moda.

Estas son algunas de sus creaciones:

Los diseños de Cristina han estado publicados en algunas revistas locales e internacionales como lo es la revista ELLE ( AÑO 13 NO.6, JUNIO 2007, PAG.50, MEXICO)

Si deseas conocer mas acerca de los diseños de Cris Larumbre puedes descargar la siguiente presentacion en .ppt dando click aqui

Agradecemos a todos y cada uno de nuestros clientes, amigos y personas en general que han hecho de Oaxacan, un magnifico canal de promocion y distribucion de nuestra cultura.
Estamos en el proceso de migracion de nuestra imagen, todo con la finalidad de ser mejores dia a dia.
Ahora tenemos a www.granate.com.mx y www.oaxacan.com.mx trabajando en conjunto para seguir ofreciendo contenios de calidad y produtos unicos hechos por maestros artesanos

Nuevamente GRACIAS,

Oaxaca - A Basic Description

Located in the southern part of the Mexican Republic, the state of Oaxaca is bordered on the north by the states of Puebla and Veracruz, to the east by Chiapas, to the west by Guerrero, and to the south by the Pacific Ocean, comprising 95,364 square kilometers. The great valleys of the state are located between the Sierra Madre del Sur and the Sierra Madre de Oaxaca. The name of the state as well as the capital City, "Oaxaca" comes from the Nahuatl word "Huaxacac" (huaxin-a type of squash, yacatl-nose), meaning "in the nose of the squash."

The City of Oaxaca offers visitors great colonial architecture, including the Santo Domingo Temple, the Cathedral, the Government Palace, the Macedonio Alcala Theater, the Lesser Basilica of Nuestra Senñora de la Soledad, the Rufino Tamayo Museum of Prehispanic Art, and the House of Cortes. You can also enjoy a variety of musical bands performing in the traditional "kiosco" and the "Alameda."

In the surrounding areas of the capital city, visitors can explore several interesting towns, many of which contain important archaeological sites. Throughout the entire state are markets selling crafts and objects of popular art which are a treasure for collectors.

Monte Alban, the storied prehispanic capital of the Mixtec-Zapotec empire, is located 10 km from the city of Oaxaca. Another major archaeological site is the ancient Zapotec center of Mitla, which in the Zapotec language originally meant "place of the Dead." Mitla is famous for its unique ancient tile work. On the land now occupied by the state of Oaxaca, prehispanic civilizations flourished and attained great splendor before the arrival of Columbus. Despite the conquest and colonization by the Spanish, the Mixtec and the Zapotec Indians maintained their language, their culture, and their social organization, the products of a unique indigenous civilization.

Oaxaca is considered one of the richest states in Mexico, for its expressions of culture and history and for its mix of prehispanic treasures and colonial patrimony, as well as for its music, dance, painting, traditions, and culinary arts. Oaxaca's scenery is marked by nine spectacular bays along its Pacific coast, whose beach paradises contrast beautifully with the rivers, hillsides, and valleys inland. But more than anything, Oaxaca is enriched by its charming people.

Oaxaca is located only four and a half hours drive from Mexico City, via the new superhighway, which provides easy access to the highlands of Mexico. The major tourist resort of Huatulco, on the state's southern coast, also boats an international airport.

OAXACA is open...for you!