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September 25 - Tonight Don Nico and family shutter their store on Mina Street.

Today the Jarcieria el Arte Oaxaqueño is no more, but the owner is alive and trying to stay well and his family continues the store's legacy at a new puesto in The Benito Juarez Market.

In my estimation, El Arte Oaxaqueño was one of the best small stores in the world because of the owner's attention and passion. Don Nico was born in Yalalag and came to Oaxaca City as a young child. Certainly on my Top10 list of things to do in Oaxaca includes visiting Don Nico. During times of great inconsistency, Don Nico has been a beacon for campesinos and visitors. His was not the first folkart store in Oaxaca, but it is the store that has survived the longest. The doors are closing to this establishment as the owner tends to own health. His grandson - Chucho - is opening a new puesto in the Mercado Benito Juarez.

 I hope this can motivate those in Oaxaca to take the time to visit the artisans and friends of the artisans.

I've been thinking even more about hangouts and periscope and how they can be used by locals to share. I'm also re-watching Sunday's conversation with Don Nico. In my view, Nicodemus is one of Mexico's true heroes. In developing and selling folk art (artesanias) he was the bridge between rural farmers (campesinos) and the visitors - other Mexicans and foreigners. Watch and weep. Don Nico is closing his store August 25

Hangouts
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 * August 16, 730pm Oaxaca, 530pm Las Vegas** [|Celebrando la Historia de la Jarcieria El Arte Oaxaqueño]

Truly one of Mexico's homegrown heroes, Nicodemus Bartolo Vásquez has been a friend to local campesinos, artisans and visitors to Oaxaca. The Jarcieria El Arte Oaxaqueño ranks among the world's finest small stores and gateway to local knowledge and history, but this favorite venue will close its doors in a few weeks. On Sunday evening, we will host a live hangout with Don Nico and his family con una platica en español [|plus.google.com/events/cm42ruu2ov1j7056u9crcio93uc]

Realmente uno de los héroes de México, Nicodemo Bartolo Vásquez ha sido amigo de los campesinos locales, artesanos y visitantes de Oaxaca. El Jarcieria El Arte Oaxaqueño se encuentra entre las mejores tiendas pequeñas del mundo y puerta de entrada al conocimiento y la historia local, pero este lugar favorito cerrará sus puertas en unas semanas. El domingo por la noche, vamos a realizar un hangout en vivo con Don Nico y su familia con Una platica en español

The store is located at Mina [|#317] at the corner of J.P. Garcia; 516-1581

Shop local! Please visit one of our favorite folk art stores in all of Mexico! Stop on by and congratulate owner Nicodemus Bartolo Vásquez.

The store is located at Mina #317 at the corner of J.P. Garcia; 516-1581. It is open 10am - 8pm Monday to Saturday and 10am - 5pm Sundays.

History: Jarcieria El Arte Oaxaqueño celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2011.

Google Maps
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Facebook https://www.facebook.com/events/1637280893150194/1637437096467907/

What's new?
Muñecas regionales de madera con espejo made by Manuel Gómez (hijo de Felipe Gómez) Bastones made by Eligio Vazuez from Tlaxacala Hojalata made by Enrique Garcia Guzman Toys: sling, bow-and-arrow media type="custom" key="23438574" media type="custom" key="20576494" media type="custom" key="23439402"

**What's for sale?**
toys Corazones = Tin Hearts Milagros = Miracles Collar de semillas de huaje Jícaras y rodetes Jícaras labradas Papel recortado = Cut paper Pulseras = bracelets Samponia matracas muñecas = dolls Sonajas Harnero de Maiz Tarjetas Postales Teponaztle - which means 'madera hueca' Copitas (caballeros) de carrizo para mezcal (made by Hermilo)


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 * Jarcieria El Arte Oaxaqueño, Mina #317 at the corner of J.P. Garcia; 516-1581. Open 10am-8pm Monday to Saturday and 10am-5pm Sundays.

This small store has its own history. In 1961 this store opened its doors and continues to sell an eclectic mix of wooden figures (alebrijes), woven baskets, hojalata figures, tin frames and lampshades, drums and traditional toys, including trompos and baleros.

Don Nicodemus Bartolo Vásquez is attentive and a master of [|dichos], including "[|el que tiene tienda que la atienda, o si no que la venda]."

Ask for his permission and take a photo in the store. We'd love to see your pictures of the not so fierce animal figures in the [|World Crafts group on Flickr].

Don Nico includes a small brochure with information about Oaxacan history and customs with each purchase. It's a small store and well worth a stop en route to the Mercado de Artesanias or the buses to Monte Albán!

Testimonials
This is one of my favorite stores in the world! - Ron Mader

"Love Oaxaca and specially this shop Leea I. Sereren.(Antwerp, Belgium)

“Love this place!” Wendy Sample (Michigan, USA) || Jarcieria El Arte Oaxaqueño, Mina # 317 en la esquina de JP García; 516-1581. Abierto de 10-8 de lunes a sábado y domingos 10am-5pm.

Esta pequeña tienda tiene su propia historia. En 1961 esta tienda abrió sus puertas y sigue vendiendo una mezcla ecléctica de figuras de madera (alebrijes), cestas, figuras de hojalata, marcos de estaño y pantallas de lámparas, batería y juguetes tradicionales, como trompos y baleros.

Don Nicodemus Bartolo Vásquez es atento y un maestro de los [|dichos], como "[|el que tiene tienda que la atienda, o si no que la venda]".

Solicite su permiso y tomar una foto en la tienda. Nos encantaría ver sus fotos de las figuras de animales no tan feroz en el grupo [|World Crafts group en Flickr].

Nicodemus Bartolo Vásquez, incluye un pequeño folleto con información sobre la historia de Oaxaca y costumbres con cada compra. Es una tienda pequeña y llena de historia y tesoros. Vale la pena visitar Jarcieria El Arte Oaxaqueño una parada en ruta hacia el Mercado de Artesanías o en los autobuses a Monte Albán!

Testimonios
¡Es una de mis tiendas favoritas en el mundo! - Ron Mader

Amo Oaxaca y especialmente esta tienda Leea I. Sereren (Antwerp, Bélgica)

¡Amo este lugar! Wendy Sample (Michigan USA) || Jarcieria El Arte Oaxaqueño, Mina # 317 an der Ecke JP Garcia; 516-1581. 10am-8pm Montag bis Samstag und 10am-5pm Sonntag.

Dieses kleine Geschäft hat seine eigene Geschichte. Im Jahre 1961 diesen Shop seine Pforten geöffnet und bleibt eine eklektische Mischung von Holzfiguren (Alebrijes), geflochtene Körbe zu verkaufen, hojalata Zahlen-, Zinn-Frames und Lampenschirme, Trommeln und traditionellen Spielwaren, einschließlich trompos und baleros.

Don Nicodemus Bartolo Vásquez ist aufmerksam und ein Meister der dichos, darunter "[|el que tiene tienda que la atienda, o si no que la venda]."

Fragen Sie nach seiner Erlaubnis, und nehmen ein Foto in der Filiale. Wir freuen uns auf Ihre Fotos von der nicht so heftig, Tierfiguren in der [|World Crafts group auf Flickr]. zu sehen.

Don Nico beinhaltet eine kleine Broschüre mit Informationen über Oaxaca Geschichte und die Bräuche bei jedem Kauf. Es ist ein kleines Geschäft und es lohnt sich ein Stopp auf dem Weg zum Mercado de Artesanias oder die Busse nach Monte Albán!

Testimonials
 Dies ist einer meiner Lieblings-Läden in der ganzen Welt!  - Ron Mader ||

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Anniversary
On January 16, 2011 the store celebrated its 50 anniversary with a blessing ceremony presided over by Javier de Jesús López Rivera.

Not for sale but interesting Milagros de cera de Yalalag

Signage
Artesanias de Idolos no son originales - The statues are not originals Molocotes para hilar la seda cruda de gusano. No está en venta Para todo hay envidia menos para la muerte.

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Marcos (Tin Frames)
40x60cm (22.5x30 vidrio) 80x60cm 175x78cm

Virgens
Painted and unpainted embossed tin Virgen de la Soledad Virgen de Juquila Virgen de Guadalupe

Editing
[|Oaxaca Folk Art]

Website
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Elsewhere
[|abuelitonico.yolasite.com] [|Aqui Oaxaca]

Misc
[|january 2011] cumple agosto

News
http://www.noticiasnet.mx/portal/en/node/261962 http://www.noticiasnet.mx/portal/oaxaca/general/laboral/255341-artesanos-ruinas

Links
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Twitter
https://twitter.com/don1co https://twitter.com/edgarbartolo

Misc
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francisco_Xavier_Mina José Pérez García

Videos
[|Traditional Mexican Toys]

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