Showing posts with label mayan hammocks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mayan hammocks. Show all posts

Friday, March 27, 2009

La Casa Mexicana.us is having a Bonanza!


We are excited to announce our second Bonanza! Our first Bonanza was truly a success as we got to meet and greet new customers and make new friends as well! We will be offering special discounts (15% off everything) for this occasion. We invite you to check out the newly posted items, such as Mayan Hammocks and Gorky Pottery, as well. For those of you who have never heard of a Bonanza, you may be wondering just what is it? A Bonanza is a timed event that will be hosted on Bonanzle.com where our customers will receive special discounts. Our Bonanza will take place Sunday, April 19th, 2009 from 4 - 7 p.m.(PST). You'll receive 15% off the regular prices listed!

We will be offering exciting products such as hand-crafted Mexican Palm Baskets from the Toluca Region in the state of Puebla, Romero Gurman Dichroic Glass Jewelry, Gorky Gonzalez Pottery, and unique hand-made articles from local artisans from Veracruz, Mexico to name a few! Also, we have posted some new and exciting hand-made and hand-painted items from Gorky Gonzalez, such as Majolica Animal Banks, Majolica Planters and Beautiful Majolica Crosses! Come join us for this Special and Limited-Timed Sale! However, you do not have to wait for the Bonanza to start. Come by anytime and check us out at Bonanzle.com/LaCasaMexicana.us !


You can also visit us at our website at www.LaCasaMexicana.us

Saturday, March 14, 2009

MAYAN HAMMOCKS NOW IN!


That's right! We got our first shipment of Mayan Hammocks and let me warn you, they are unbelievably comfortable and extremely well made! That's because the people who make them have perfected the art of hammock making with over 2,000 years of experience! Our hammocks are made by a group of about thirty indigenous families from Yucatan, Mexico. In their traditional lifestyle, parents and grandparents pass down their hammock-weaving trade to younger generations. It's an incredible thought that the same hammocks made today in Mexico, started with the original Mayans a few thousand years ago! The Mayan civilization is one to be admired. The Mayan people are well-known for their fully developed written language, art, architecture, astronomical observations, mathematical calculations, calendar, and for their amazingly comfortable hammocks.