2019 - 30th Annual Peace Market / Mercado de paz - 11 - Esperanza Peace & Justice Center • 922 San Pedro Ave., SA TX 78212 • 210.228.0201

FYI - For Your InformationRestrooms 1st Floor at patio entrance. 2nd Floor near the concession area.

Esperanza International Tiendita & Office: Both are located on the 1st floor thru the Evergreen entry.

Credit Cards: Vendors may use the Esperanza’s Square credit card system, if they do not have one. Esperanza accepts all major credit cards & checks.

Concessions, food and drink —A variety of international foods and drinks are sold on the 2nd floor to the left of the indoor stairwell.

Donate to Esperanza! If you enjoy Esperanza’s

programming and events please place a contribution

in our Donation Jars. And, be sure to sign up to become a monthly donor!

2019 Vendor Directory 30th Annual International Peace Market / Mercado de Paz

Vendors are located on Evergreen St, in the patio and on both floors of the Esperanza building – don’t miss the Annex room on the 1st floor! An elevator is located indoors near the patio. Enjoy live performances on the Evergreen St. stage (audience seating provided).

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Lika TorlineNatural skin care products: face & body scrubs, balms &holistic remedies made with botanical & herbal infusions as well as essential oils.

handmade by Lissie and mija FoLkart

Elizabeth H. BalderasHandmade paper maché figurines and paper goods.Art prints, ornaments, cards,and paintings.

SOILNATURE

Argelia DíazNatural handmade self-care products: soaps, oils, salves.Holistic remedy certified using remedies handed down from her “abuela.”

micheLe ParLee

New MexicoMixed media mosaics: tinwork, shrines, mirrors, pendants, bracelets and nichos.

ma. GuadaLuPe seGura

Crochet hats and winter winter wear. Refrigeratormagnets, religious frames,keychains with culturaland popular themes.

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Mary Helen AbramsRare collectibles & Mexican antiques: old relics, religiouscards and statues, vintagetextiles and clothing.

annette sánchez

Vintage clothes, quilts, jewelry & coffee filter art.

dora ameLia ÚrdiaLes de GonzáLez Embroidery on kitchen towels and table top covers, Mexican dolls, paintings of Mexican scenes.

PearL sense

Delia EnriquezHomemade body & skin care products: lotions, soap and a healing salve called Colita de Rana.

bird in bLack

Leticia GuerraAn assortment of unique jewelry with the focus on earrings made with copper and found objects.

andrea sePuLveda

Gemstone jewelry wrapped with silver or brass.

inka’s bamboo

Carlos DíazMusical instruments, Peruvian tapestries, bags, wallets, clay whistles.

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Ambar CedeñoTerrariums, wall gardens, wooden planters, jewelry

caroLina Luna cano

Medicinal dolls, wood products made and designed by hand, and unique jewelry made of natural & recycled material.

aLFredo Pérez benitez

Paintings, bags, pillows designed by hand featuring festive themes of Mexico.

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Gabriel Echeverri Carved print blocks inspired by and in support of resistance movements, folklore, plants, and communities.

PaLoma boGLe Kitsch jewelry and accessories made from resin and found objects. A variety of designs and choices.

PaLestine onLine store

Haithem El-ZabriOlive oil, soap, embroidery, olive wood carvings, ceramics

I N T E R N A T I O N A Lirene & juan aGuiLar Oaxaca, MexicoClay sculptures from the world reknown Aguilar family of Oaxaca.

I N T E R N A T I O N A Lcristina herrera

Oaxaca, MexicoAlebrijes: traditional miniature animals carved of wood and brightly painted.

I N T E R N A T I O N A Lcasa de Las canastas, David ÁvilaBaskets made by hand from palm leaf for functional or decorative uses.

StreetjorGe sandovaL

Photo prints (8.5” x 11”) from around the world with local cultural themes.

aztLan Libre Press

Juan TejedaAztec calendar coloring book, notecards, and Native American/XicanX literature— most recently Canción Cannibal Cabaret.Green cLean

Araceli HerreraCleaning supplies includingoils and soaps made with natural ingredients that arenon-toxic and safe.

anGeL hands

Rosie ZertucheRetablos, nichos, culturally themed jewelry boxes, trees of life and clay-based art.Formerly of MujerArtes.

XeLena GonzáLez

Author of the award winning children’s book, ALL AROUND US will sell and sign her books and her limited edition of Loteria Remedios.

handmade by miriam

Miriam Izarrarás Crochet art for the winter:hats, scarves, blankets,and whimsy. From childsizes to adult.

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Linda MonsivaisJewelry made from recycled/repurposed material. Unique pieces made from aluminum, LPs, tire tubes, discardedhardware and more!

maLu berumen

Handcrafted embossed leather goods, bracelets, bags, wallets.

Feverdance jeWeLry & aPothecary

Susie García (aka Suzy Bravo)Handmade metal jewelry and herbal body & home products.

anheLi rivera

Hand painted canvases by Anai Rivera & photos of animals and the environment by Bryan Rodríguez. Proceeds will go to local animal shelters.

street - tents

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Karin L. GabrielsonMola textiles from Panama, palm leaf baskets, carvings and clothes. Molas designed by the Kunas of the San Blas Islands of Panama.

martin emmanueL ranGeL

Culturally themed acrylic & mixed media paintings by a San Antonio artist. Vibrant art on hand-stretched canvas.

rosemberG baLboa

Aztec calendar readings, leather goods, obsidian, incense, seed and natural product jewelry. Cushions with cultural themes.

Last sPLash vintaGe

Bonnie Cisneros Vintage clothing, accessories & vinyl records, earrings made out of unexpected materials.— all smudged with sage.

Gina Lee’s creations

Sebastiana Vinelda LeePeruvian gifts: seed necklaces, bracelets, ponchos, sweaters and more!

denise Gomez markoWski

Handcrafted jewelry made with metal, clay, gems and bone. Along with fine art photography and mixed media prints.

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Rosemary Reyna-Martinez Hand-sewn and crochet items: aprons, baby clothes & home goods done by hand.

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Ed PradoTextiles, bags & accessories from Nepal, Thailand & Indonesia.

aLejandra h. mtz.Original paintings, gicleés, and jewelry with Mexican cultural themes.

2019 - 30th Annual Peace Market / Mercado de paz - 22 - Esperanza Peace & Justice Center • 922 San Pedro Ave., SA TX 78212 • 210.228.0201

Vendor Directory 30th Annual International Peace Market / Mercado de Paz

2019

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2nd FLoormiLdred’s jeWeLry & craFts

Mildred E. HilbrichHandmade jewelry, earrings bracelets, necklaces plus handsewn bags & aprons.

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Pearl A. SánchezDolls made with indigenous fabrics of Latin America. Handpainted clothing and artwork. Unique retablos.

athena siLversmith

Claudio LópezHandcrafted Mexican silver & copper jewelry made with natural stones.

atsuko taniGuchi

Original handcrafted jewelry in silver and gold with precious stones and gems.

mujerartes Women’s cLaycooPerative

A variety of clay sculptures & clayware painted with cultural themes and fired in brillant colors.

mary aGnes rodríGuez

Original paintings and drawings. Inquire at MujerArtes or Esperanza Tiendita.

tim PaLomera

Mosaic pottery, crosses, virgins and other broken tile art with religious and festive themes.

ana m. uviedo

Vintage clothes, jewelry and Mexican collectibles including fine old Mexican jewelry.

one oF one

Eric & Daniel DávilaContemporary acrylic & oil paintings, prints, & stickers with cultural & social issues related to Latinos in Texas.

debra siFuentes Handcrafted fashion accessories, handmade rosaries, jewelry & headbands. Vintage clothing, bags and more!

zaachiLa LLc Valerie CalvoLeather sandals & shoes made by Zapotec women in Oaxaca with natural products & textiles. The group has alliances in Texas.

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Sonia GonzálezHandmade art inspired by Mexican culture so that children can remember their roots!

FLaminG artistry Mary Hays PierceSilver handmade one-of-a-kind jewelry and hand turned bowls, pens, &other wood & resin items.

jon hinojosa

Relief and monotype prints, illustrations and alternative photographic processes.

ink & anviL craFts Tanya KeyserMetal stamped jewelry focusing on literature, quotes & the printed word. Glass & resin jewelry also available.

meLissa marLoWe Unique jewelry crafted with vintage and imported beads. Vintage shirts for men & women embellished with handcrafted appliques.

javier benites

Day of the dead figures, retablos and calacas made from home made clay.

arceLia cordoba

Knitted hats, scarves, children’s wear and Christmas ornaments.

I N T E R N A T I O N A Lenedina vásQuez cruz

Oaxaca, MexicoAward winning Mexican ceramics & clay sculptures.

I N T E R N A T I O N A LLa red binacionaL / niu matat naPaWika

Cooperative representing ten indigenous groups of Mexico including textiles, clothes, and folk art.

I N T E R N A T I O N A LimaGinación y coLor en arte

Antonia Carillo Hernández, Alebrijes: traditional animals carved of wood and brightly painted.

I N T E R N A T I O N A LtaLLer aLFonso castiLLo Alfonso Castillo HernándezAward winning polychromatic clay figures, árboles de vida, sculptures and more.

I N T E R N A T I O N A Lartesanias “eL QuetzaL”Rosa Ajpacaja de PerézEmbroidered bags, clothing & huipiles from San Antonio Aguas Calientes, Guatemala.

I N T E R N A T I O N A LLoLkina

Marisol MagañaClothes, shoes and jewelry designed by Mayan women of the Yucatán.

I N T E R N A T I O N A LcreeLaWoven handbags made from recycled plastic by a Dominican women’s cooperative in Cotui.

1st FLooresPeranza tiendita

T-shirts, books, framed art & jewelry. Vintage folk art, musical instruments, clothing, LPs and items for children.

LiLiana WiLson art

Paintings, drawings, giclee prints and fine art .

ceLeste de Luna art

Original political and mexican folk art handmade prints.

I N T E R N A T I O N A Larte PLumario kozamaLotL

Gastón Aguilar RendónFeather art and jewelry made with feathers collected in animal sanctuaries.

I N T E R N A T I O N A LenriQue saLvador de La PiLa FamiLy Chakira jewelry of all kinds and Papel Amate wall hangings.

I N T E R N A T I O N A Lroberto dominGo and martha mejia muñoz

Mexico, MX Popotillo (Straw Art) with Mexican scenes and Aztec iconography

I N T E R N A T I O N A LjorGe moraLes

Toluca, MXWood santos, crosses & hearts embellished with small milagros.

I N T E R N A T I O N A LFernando Lorenzo

Whimsical paintings with Mexican themes on hardboard squares based on folk stories.

I N T E R N A T I O N A Lkuanaua

Natividad SánchezFine rebozos and rebozo products from Tenancingo, MX.

I N T E R N A T I O N A LGuadaLuPe vásQuez Zapotec Rugs woven traditionally in wool with natural dyes from plants and minerals.

I N T E R N A T I O N A LXoXoPastLi

Camelia Ramos ZamoraRebozos from Malinalco, MX made with flair that can be worn in a variety of ways.

I N T E R N A T I O N A LisabeL hernández mendoza

Popotillo art assembled with fine straw from indigenous plants with cultural themes.

I N T E R N A T I O N A Ljavier ramirez hernandez

Minature clay artwork and trees of life.

I N T E R N A T I O N A Lmaria barriGan servin

Embroidered dolls, blouses, rebozos, napkins, shirts, girl’s dresses, tortilleros, catanes (skeletal figures), skirts

I N T E R N A T I O N A Lruby coraL

Silver filigree earrings, necklaces, pendants, and rings from Oaxaca

I N T E R N A T I O N A LdanieL andrey

Products made from recycled copper. Copperware for the home, decor and utilitarian use.

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Katrina GormanFramed fabric & canvas arts: jewelry, tote bags, journals

tejas FoLk arts

Laura E. ZárateEmbroidered, painted & wood burned ornaments, wall hangings and more!

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Jennifer DavilaFused glass jewelry, felt wall hangings, ornaments, magnets and huipil-style blouses.

conti Leathers & artisan baGs Aida PérezLeather handbags inlaid with molas from Panama/Colombia in a variety of styles.

echaLe books

R.J. RendónAffordable books and zines for all ages and respectful of all gente.

Patricia ruiz Women’s frontera cooperative that designs blouses with fine fabrics.