Chido = Cool +++ Qué onda/pedo/pex? = What’s up? +++ Va que va/Órale! = Alright +++ Wey/güey = Bro +++ Aguas = Watch out +++ Neta = For real +++ Jalo = I’m down +++ Tianguis = Weekly street market +++ No manches = No way +++ Chingón = Badass +++ Cruda = Hungover +++ Chela = Beer +++ Simón = Yup +++ Sale = Ok +++ Nel = Nah +++ Fresa = Bougie +++ Ahuevo = Hell yeah +++ Ponte trucha = Stay woke +++ Cuate = Homie +++ Chamba = Work +++ Torta = Sandwich +++ En chinga = On the grind +++ Híjole = Holy moly +++ Chilango = Mexico City local +++ Catsup = Ketchup +++ Chaparro = Shorty +++

Kollektion 1

Objects with origin — curated Mexican craft based on folk art traditions, shaped by material knowledge and produced by independent artisans and small workshops.

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    Title: Vaso
    Code: GLS-01JAL010
    Origin: Jalisco
    Price: € 22
    Title: Jarra
    Code: GLS-01JAL020
    Origin: Jalisco
    Price: € 85
    Title: Botita
    Code: LTH-01OAX040
    Origin: Oaxaca
    Price: € 15
    Title: Destapador
    Code: SIL-01GRO030
    Origin: Guerrero
    Price: € 37
    Nopal
    Nopal
    Portabotella
    Portabotella
    Maceta
    Maceta
    Aguacate
    Aguacate
    Perro Colima
    Perro Colima
    Vaso +++ Jarra +++ Botita +++ Destapador +++

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