Sacbe Souvenirs

25/07/2020

Hello everyone. Covid has affected our plans and shipping unfortunately, so we will need to wait till after this is over to launch. However, we are still in the process of getting more inventory and have developed a fund that will be contributed to for every sell made. Thanks for staying with us during this time. Once this is over, be ready to own your piece of the Yucatan!

25/01/2020

Now offering free shipping on orders in the USA

Sacbe Souvenirs offers selected handcrafted clothing and blankets with a Native American and Mexican flair. We also offer selected accessories and children clothing sourced from ethical suppliers from the US.

21/01/2020

Browse our collections. Now with international shipping!

21/01/2020

Buy your handmade dress/top in the traditional Mexican style

21/01/2020

Use the code Sacbe at checkout for 20% off

04/01/2020

Hello !

We have decided to include other items for sale on our site in addition to the handmade products from Mexico. We apologize for the delay but our son was born right before Thanksgiving and we put the store on the back burner.

We are hard at work reviewing new items to list on our site that meet the same quality standard that we strive for with our products.

We will start shipping our handmade products to our Warehouse in the US soon but in the meantime take a look at the products we have available and use the code ‘Sacbe’ for an additional 10% off!

https://sacbesouvenirs.com/

09/11/2019

Would you tie yourself to the top of a 30 foot pole and launch yourself backwards for your descent to the ground with only a single rope between you and disaster? Thought not. This terrifying spectacle is called the Danza de los Voladores, the Dance of the Flyers. It is performed across Mexico, including at Xcaret and Xel-Ha on the Yucatán. Have you seen it?

30/10/2019

This is part of the Typical dance called "Jarana" Mayan word that means loud and fun.

The song you can listen to is Danza Cabeza de Cochino - Pol kekén (Pork's head dance), which is one of the most representative songs and dances from this incredible folklore dance.

Also, as you can see the dancers are face painted as skulls due this representation is part of the Hanal Pixan celebrations.

25/10/2019

*COMING SOON* The molcajete is still a fundamental part of our Mexican identity and culture; we could say that this pre-Hispanic object is a basic kitchen utensil in almost every Mexican home. Although originally made from volcanic stone, this wooden Molcajete is great for mashing up ingredients for a quick salsa

25/10/2019

*COMING SOON* The Mayans worshiped maize— to them this represented life. Maize was so important to the ancient Mayans that it even had spiritual and religious significance. According to Maya mythology, human beings were created from maize: white corn was used for the bones, yellow corn for the muscles, black corn for the eyes and hair, and red corn for the blood.

Given the importance of Maize to the ancient Maya, it is no surprise that the corn tortilla is the staple of their modern descendant’s diet as well. Use this Tortilla holder to store your tortillas and keep them warm, or as a salsa dish for your family