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Escaramuza: Strength, Beauty And Tradition

November 3, 2020
The extravagant apparel and ornate patterns catch the eye. But the incredible horsemanship and skill cement escaramuzas as the most intricate, dashing cowgirls on the planet. The sport combines beauty, history and horsemanship into a dazzling display of artistry and athleticism. Charrería is the national sport of Mexico. It is a rodeo-like event where charros...

Equine Trekking: Exploring The World On The Back Of A Horse

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January 29, 2019
Who’s up for an adventure? I’m talking about the kind with four hooves underneath you and uncharted territory to explore. Saddle up for an equine trekking experience! Once you see these photos you won’t be able to resist booking a trip. Nothing like the big skies of Wyoming. View this post on Instagram A post...

Who Needs A Horseback Riding Escape This Winter?

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February 21, 2018
Get out your passport and travel to Mexico if you need an escape from the cold temperatures of winter! I don’t know what sounds more enjoyable…blue skies or horseback riding through the diverse terrain of a foreign country. Rancho Las Cascadas combines wellness, nature, and adventure into an all-inclusive vacation for the whole family. The...

The Wildest Of Wild: Liberty Black Booties

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August 23, 2017
Liberty Black has made a name for themselves when it comes to having some of the most off the wall and stylish designs. From metallics, to animal print, to buckles galore, Liberty Black Booties are some of the cutest on the market and will push your outfit over the top. This American Tan bootie is so...

TRENDING DECOR: Oaxacan Artistry

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October 12, 2016
In Southern Mexico, the state of Oaxaca is known for pre-Columbian pyramids, world-class surfing waves, premium mescal, and the Zapotec peoples’ vivid woven textiles. Beloved by home decorators for their rich cultural and visual appeal—as well as their affordability—Zapotec pillows compliment traditional leather furniture and are perfect pops of color for contemporary all-white interiors. 

Lane Boots

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December 10, 2015
When Patrick Lane had trouble sourcing the hand-crafted boots he wanted for his namesake company, he decided to open a factory in Leon, Mexico, and make them himself. Now the turquoise-soled brand is walking proud and partnering with some of the western industry’s most prestigious fashion houses. By Christy Nielson Patrick Lane, the founder of...

Spirit of Santa Fe

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December 7, 2015
Inspired by the art of Georgia O’Keeffe, the passion of the Spanish, the artisan silversmithing of Native America, and the heart of Mexico, Cowgirl creates a montage of southwest style that is nothing less than a fashion masterpiece. Photography by Steve Thornton Styled by Carly Scholl Hair and Makeup by Julie Koeth Lace dress by...

Wild Women Of The West: The Wives of Geronimo

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November 11, 2015
Taz-ayz-slath, Geronimo’s fifth or sixth wife, and child. Geronimo was a prominent leader of the Apache Indians. His battles against Mexico and Arizona for their expansion into Apache Tribal lands is well-known. What is not well-known is the deep love he had for his first wife, Alope. They had planned to spend a lifetime together...

Colorful Leather Works from Nativa

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August 27, 2015
  It’s no secret we have slight obsession with leather; especially leather of the tooled fashion. However, what makes these handbags extra special is their origin. Each handbag is made in Jalisco, Mexico by the native artisans in that area and sold through the amazing brand/boutique, Nativa. “Nativa,” is a women’s clothing boutique dedicated to...

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