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

Additions to the Product Line

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Well, there is a lot of good news and a little bad news. The bad news is that I have been having a great deal of trouble getting an international account set up with my preferred shipping company. They are suppose to let me know how everything turns out this week! So, with that being said, the first shipment of Mexican Talavera Pottery should well be on its way by NEXT week! I know it seems like I am promising and promising, but I am banking on this time! ;) And I truly appreciate your patience and anticipation!

Well I did say that I have A LOT of good news, right? I have been product sources like mad and have found some more quality hand-made Mexican items to add to the product line! I knew you would be excited! I came across some adorable handmade corn husk angels. They are absolutely perfect for the Christmas tree or to use in your decor all year long! My favorite are the natural corn husk angels! However, the angels are made in an array of different colors that would look fantastically Mexican mixed all up!


Anybody need a tortilla basket? Hecho a mano en Mexico! (Handmade in Mexico!) I have also found a great product line of handmade Mexican palm baskets. Like the angels, the baskets come in a grand assortment of colors and in the classic natural dried-palm color. These baskets are functional as well as appealing! I love to just leave my tortilla basket on the kitchen table. There are several different style baskets to choose from. So have fun and mix them up!




Ok, I don't want to overwhelm you...but I have saved the best for last! Romero Gurman dichroic silver jewelry! Dichroic glass is an ultra-thin layer of metal oxides and quartz which give the glass dichroic optical properties. Romero and Gurman are a husband-wife team that create spectacular dichroic glass jewelry all made by hand in the heart of Mexico, Mexico City. This dynamic duo actually met while doing research on glass! Together Romero and Gurman have years of experience working with glass and creating dazzling jewelry. Their jewelry is bright, colorful, and sure to add a spark to your jewelry collection. I guarantee that you don't have anything like it!



Well, that wraps all of my news up! Check out my website, www.LaCasaMexicana.us for all of these great handmade Mexican items. We will be getting products soon! Thank you for your patience!

Chao!

Inventory Almost Here!

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Well, today is the day!...the day that Tomas Huerta will ship out the first order of Talavera Pottery to us! All of the empty web pages are just waiting the arrival of the products and we will be set for business. I just can't wait to open the boxes and marvel at the beautiful Talavera pieces inside!

However, in the meantime, I am still practicing an html tutorial that my daughter made for me. She is new at html and web design, as well and, I believe that she has done a phenomenal job with the website, La Casa Mexicana.us . With that being said, everything that we have learned has been from free articles and tutorials on the net. Therefore, we would like to thank the many people who wrote those articles for they have truely been helpful! And for Skip McGrath, I have finally found my niche!

~Chao!