Steal This Style: Oaxaca, Mexico

I was thrilled to find these natural glass tumblers. The Xaquixe Glass Studio makes each one by hand from recycled glass, in variations in shape and color. They are truly one of a kind.

Even if you can’t swing a trip to Teotitlán del Valle, the Oaxacan village known for its woven textiles, you can still buy one of their beautiful handmade rugs. I love this one done in a traditional Zapotec style.

The handmade pottery in Oaxaca is incredible. This barro negro, or black clay, occurs naturally in the region and is usually shaped on a hand wheel. It’s one of the best ways to bring a little piece of Oaxaca into your home.

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If you want some authentic glasses in which to sip your mezcal, look no further. These were originally used to hold prayer candles in churches and cemeteries and each one has a symbol of the cross on the base.

High end and trendy restaurants like Criollo and Boulenc embrace the local materials and natural colors of Oaxaca. This wooden tray is similar to the type of plate you might eat on while there. 

You can find hand-dipped candles like these in almost any market; they’re a simple and cozy way to bring a bit of Oaxaca into your home.

This hand-loomed wool and silk throw is reminiscent of the stunning blankets and table cloths that artisans are weaving in Teotitlán del Valle.

This decorative ceramic barro negro hand is a beautiful example of the intricate hand carving so common in Oaxaca.

If you're looking for a Oaxacan-inspired item for your kitchen, this red clay (barro rojo) teapot is the perfect pick—and as pretty as it is functional.

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Woven straw baskets like this are common in Oaxaca’s markets. They’re simple and stylish enough to use for storage in the home or as a tote bag for your weekly farmer’s market run.

While Oaxacan design is known for its neutrals and earth tones, the region has no shortage of color. Walk down Benito Juárez Avenue in Teotitlán and you'll view eye-popping rugs, blankets, pillows, and clothing. This woven pillow reminds me of the simple yet striking patterns you can see there.