El Rancho Blog

Refugia Cuca Cortez of Miahuatlan and the mezcal copitas of Atzompa Oaxaca. 

Handwoven History of the Relampago design from Teotitlan Del Valle

We were honored to be asked to be featured in a Canvas Rebel About Feature focusing on our business. I'll share the link here if you'd like to read about...

Exploring the Indigenous Mixteca Region of Oaxaca: A Journey Through Culture, History, and Nature Nestled in the rugged highlands of southern Mexico, the Mixteca region of Oaxaca is a land...

Nestled in the vibrant valleys of Oaxaca, the village of Teotitlán del Valle is renowned for its centuries-old tradition of wool weaving. This small town, which has been home to...

The Art of Oaxacan Black Pottery: A Tradition of Craft and Culture Oaxacan black pottery, or barro negro, is a stunning and ancient craft from the southern Mexican state of...

We're super excited to be a returning sponsor to Northwest Nomads this September in the desert outside of Bend Oregon. We had the pleasure of being a sponsor to this fun...

The rich and beautiful weaving culture of Teotitlan Del Valle, Oaxaca.

Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of southern Mexico lies a hidden gem of artisanal craft and cultural heritage: the barro negro pottery of Atzompa, Oaxaca. This unique form of pottery,...

Day hike with our friend's puppy "Harpita" on Mt. Hood's Lost Lake

We just returned from a month abroad in Oaxaca. Sean and I wanted to visit my family as well as the home I was born in which I hadn't been...

Empowering Artisans and Supporting Immigrant Causes Introduction: In a world that thrives on diversity and collaboration, our e-commerce site takes immense pride in fostering a sense of unity and purpose....