Kitchen Fixins
Above: Get cookin' with these must-have kitchen favorites. Photographs by Inga Hendrickson. Azurite bread knife ($95). Santa Fe Stoneworks, Santa Fe, santafestoneworks.com. Magnetic knife block…
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Tag: NM Makers
Hecho en Nuevo Mexico | Self Care
Above: Our list of the key ingredients of taking care of you. Photographs by Inga Hendrickson. Aching Head oil ($10). Eastside Remedios, Old Town Herbal, Albuquerque, eastsideremedios.com. Lavender…
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Hecho en Nuevo Mexico | Kiddies
Above: Toys, galore! Photograph by inga Henrickson. No More Bullies bilingual children’s book ($17). Rudolfo Anaya, mnmpress.org. Skinny plywood rattle doll ($75). Tucker Woodshop, Albuquerque…
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Hecho en Nuevo Mexico | Home
Above: All things home goods! Photographs by Inga Hendrickson. Decorative wool rug ($110). Lana Dura, Made in New Mexico, Taos Handwoven wool hall runner ($800). Deb Pierson, Artifacts Gallery…
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Hecho en Nuevo Mexico | Adornments
Above: Check out which of these beautiful pieces made the cut. P.S.: It's all of them! Photographs by Inga Hendrickson. Aura hoops ($180). Yoté Jewelry, Santa Fe, yotejewelry.com. Unikko hair…
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Hecho en Nuevo Mexico | Drinkies
Above: We're highlighting the best in New Mexico wines, spirits, and beers. Photograph by Inga Hendrickson. GinWillis Gin ($28). Glencoe Distillery, Glencoe, On Facebook. Rolling Still Vodka…
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Hecho en Nuevo Mexico | Outdoors
Above: Our picks for the outdoor enthusiast in you life. Photograph by Inga Hendrickson. Antler whistle ($25). Chuck Sanders, Unicorn Gallery, Chama. New Mexico Public Lands Recreation Guide…
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Hecho en Nuevo Mexico | SW Lifestyle
Above: Bouquet subscription from Bagel’s Florals. Photographs by Inga Hendrickson. Flower subscription (from $75). Bagel’s Florals, Albuquerque, bagelsflorals.com. Origami window charms (from…
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Out of the Woods
Above: A cutting board from Wild Edge Woodworks current collection. Photograph by Inga Hendrickson. Miguel Licona of Wild Edge Woodworks sustainably harvests velvet mesquite from the Sonoran Desert…
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They're Coming Back
Above: The Poeh Cultural Center was founded in 1988 by Pojoaque Pueblo. Right: A Tewa Pot. Photograph Courtesy of Poeh Cultural Center. While museums are usually built to preserve objects in…
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