Blue Bliss Tie-Dye Scarf Drinkware Ana Beatriz Martínez sculpts the

Ana Beatriz Martínez sculpts the exterior of each Faced Ceramic Decorative Bowl by hand in Oaxaca — leaving the surface raw and unglazed while the interior carries a lightly glazed wash of mixed earthy colors

The interior is smooth with an earthy finish

A face watching from the soil

The semi-closed eyes represent the moment of peace one experiences coming out of meditation

Chiapas sits in southern Mexico where indigenous ceramic traditions have been uninterrupted for centuries

Blue Bliss Tie-Dye Scarf Drinkware Ana Beatriz Martínez sculpts theWrap yourself in the warmth of tradition with this naturally dyed and hand woven wrap. Made of a mix of wool and cotton, the natural indigo dye made with ail gets soaked up by the wool highlighting the beautiful handwoven pattern. Crafted with care by the skilled hands of the humans of Taller Arte Seda, led by Reynaldo Sosa, this shawl is a testament to timeless technique and natural beauty. Each weave speaks to the stories of its creators, ancestors,