Juana inscribes colorful flowers into her guanengo. 
Juana, right, and her daughter-in-law Prudenciana shuck corn.
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- Travis M. Whitehead
- My email: WhiteheadTravis@hotmail.com Updated March 22, 2011. I moved to Morelia in 2008 and spent eight months working on a book about the artisans of Michoacan. The book, ''Slices of Life - The Artisans of Michoacan" will contain profiles of the artisans in this state west of Mexico City. I've now moved to Brownsville, Texas and have recently found a publisher, Otras Voces Publishing. My purpose is to capture the pulse of some of the artisan communities and introduce them to American readers by profiling the common thread that binds the artisans to the rest of the world through the universal themes of hardship and triumph and by describing the daily lives of the families who live and work here. Thanks, Travis M. Whitehead
4 comments:
Travis very easy reading and quite informative. good work. keep at it....visit me if in chapala
beautiful fotos..did you travel into sahuayo?
Thanks, Billy:
No, I haven't traveled into Sahuayo. I need to. I've heard it's beautiful.
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