Fall Collection 2018

by Karla Sanchez

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Letter from the editor

Wellcome, in this issue I show you our fall-winter collection, I have put all my effort and dedication to achieve your liking!

With these 6 different designs I want to give you a piece of my beautiful Mexico, tradition and culture embodied in them with a special touch that makes our bags an authentic product. Enjoy them.

Karla Sanchez Fashion designer.

Videography FALL COLLECTION 2018 8

Index 8 11-14 15-18 19-22

Letter from the editor.

Biography Karla Sánchez.

Paradise.

Mexico: Where the traditions textiles are preserved.

23-26 Caramel Party.

27-30 Protecting traditions and the sources of work of the indigenous communities.

31-34 Cotton Cloud.

35-37 Three types of people talented 38-41 Tulum.

42-43 Embroidering with the heart.

44-47 Sunflower.

48-51 Our team in Mexico 52-55 Indentity.

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Karla Sanchéz

Founder FALL COLECCTION 2018

Biography of the designer

Karla Sánchez Her natural talent allowed her

The taste of a small artist for crafts.

to first see in her imagination and then Karla Sánchez's taste for handicrafts

make it come true, surprising the people

began at age 6 when she learned to embroider

who asked her who had taught her the

thanks to her grandmother. From her she learned

designs when she answered: “No one”.

her first stitch embroidering napkins to keep warm

She was always thinking of color

tortillas. In elementary school she learned to do

combinations decorating all kinds of

different crafts and always finished them early

things. Already in second grade of high

because of the enthusiasm to see the finished

school she was in a sewing workshop

work. She loved having a variety of pencils full of

where

different colors and then had to make sachets to

measurements and cut strokes. Karla

keep them as she ended up putting many together.

recalls: "The teacher asked us to let our

She also began using watercolors, compass and a

imagination fly for the end of the year

glass to copy drawings that an uncle gave her.

work. It occurred to me to make a white

she

learned

to

take

Then, she began to work with felt and made the deer

quadrille backpack with embroidery of a

and the cart that decorated the entrance to her

character for children and some flowers.

family´s living room at Christmas time. All this

My pride was that I alone sewed it in the

happened when she was just 8 years old.

old machine that my grandmother had.

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After leaving high school I could not see the time to go home. There I could sew my jobs and, I do not know if my grandmother got upset or showed my taste for using it, she ended up giving it to me and I took it to my house where I took flight. I remember that I made a bedspread and a variety of curtains for the house. "

From apprentice to independent salesperson.

When Karla was 12 years old her mother enrolled in a painting class on canvas. So at home, with her mother's paintings, she began to copy what she did and thus learned to such a degree that the moment came when it was her mother who asked her: "How do I do this, how do I do the other thing?".

Meanwhile Karla was just trying to do the best thing that came out of her imagination.

That same year she started making bath towel sets, because she had everything she needed and she liked to do it. So she started to make different types and it occurred to her to sell them.

She put a table with her towels in the atrium of the church and she liked it a lot because it made her very happy to see when people came saying, "How beautiful!", and they started buying.

In high school she saw that the position of the square was no longer enough. So she said: "I'm going to set up a place." Then her father conditioned the garage of the house and there she put all the products she made, painted and embroidered.

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Over the years, she has always been interested in handicrafts, complemented her natural abilities through workshops, courses and finished her career as a fashion designer. It is to be admired how a housewife, mother of two children, wife, can with all the responsibilities that a family entails and face the challenges of achieving her designer dreams.

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-An enterprising mom in the USA. It is at this time staying at home with their That was until he finished high

children that this need has arisen and this desire to

school and decided to learn to sculp nails. After a month and a half, the teacher noticed the capacity she had to

make and exploit what she likes. This is how she

make totally original designs. However, a few months later the teacher leaved this

that is cute, different, unique and that speaks to you about culture, especially that of my country?" It is a

school and Karla decided to stop

pride to know that we have so much history in

attending because those classes were

Mexico and this is the approach and the way in

not for her to learn, but rather her classmates steal her designs and did not

which I want people to appreciate the Mexican art of

want to share her ideas in that way. So

but how much of the effort and heart of noble and

she continued to work decorating nails

hardworking people is there. Karla says it this way:

on her own doing real works of art, then

"In every stitch you give, it's like giving people that

she got married and started traveling to California.

essence, that pleasure of being enjoying a bit of

began to develop the concept of "Cielito Lindo", where she asked: "What can I do that people like,

embroidery. Not only the beautiful that is finished,

your heart". To the people who will appreciate it, to the people who, when they see it, will say: "How

When her husband and Karla planned their family she left for a moment to create crafts at the much as she used to. When I was pregnant with her first son Sebastian, I made some cross stitch embroidery and a train in beautiful cloth. I also paint a white wooden horse as if it were a carousel with infinity of details.

Then her daughter Valeria arrived and when she was born she felt like knitting again with 2 needles. When she traveled to California she bought many threads and some friends of her mother taught her how to weave. So

beautiful!" And in the eyes, we are giving a gift because it is the end result of a beautiful and authentic design when you see the colors walking around in a garment¨.

So I decided to create a hundred percent handmade bag made entirely by hand, with a design, embroidery and original decoration. And this led her to decide: "Yes, this is what I want to do: that people begin to enjoy this authenticity, the color of these designs. And the most important thing: to take the hearts of all the people involved in doing it, from cutting a palm branch to knitting a bag, to measuring, cutting, sewing, spinning, embroidering ... That's the only thing and what makes it so special: to give our hearts to your hands through this art in embroidery. "

when she was born Valeria wove sweaters, diapers, hoods of all colors, baby dolls, short pants and berets for babies. And it happened that people kept asking me: "Where did you buy it?

Surprise when she told them that she had made it.

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Nancy Carolina GarcĂ­a Rauda My name is Nancy Carolina GarcĂ­a Rauda, I am 25 years old, I want to thank you for your purchase of this special bag, it is special for me because through this work I have managed to get ahead with my family, I have a 1 year old girl and with my husband we are looking for a better future for her. This bag required expertise to make it a reality, I am pleased to know that you are enjoying its complexity and my long hours of work to make it possible. Thank you for helping me to improve my life and that of my family, I am proud to have embroidered it for you with all my love.

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Craftsmen who make this design.

Nancy

Carolina

Margarita

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Mexico: Where textile traditions are preserved

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Mexico: Where textile traditions are preserved.

When we contemplate the work that Mexican textile artisans do, our sight is immediately attracted, seduced by its vivid colors and infinity of original designs. Our hands immediately want to touch their textures, feel their complex patterns and allow us to feel in us the magic of those hands that created them.

Its mysticism and beauty come from traditions that have passed down through generations by hundreds, even thousands of years. Witnesses of culture, history, myths and legends, each of its threads and fabrics tells a story that, unfortunately, many ignore.

Their patient and selfless work needs a voice that reminds modernity of the wonderful values of our ancestors so that this tradition survives the artificial style of modernity.

The art of hand embroidery From the first steps to its elaboration, hand-woven palm bags require a careful selection process that involves cutting and choosing the leaves that will be braided. This process has been transmitted from generation to generation and is learned from a very young age.

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Since the bag has been braided, so that it is resistant and light thanks to its natural material,

The whirlwind of industry: a threat to tradition

the process has barely begun. Now it will be necessary to choose among the thousands of possible designs which, in addition to artistic

most

In this sense, it is necessary to emphasize the time that is invested during the embroidery process. In a time

appropriate textures and materials through which

when technology and industry produce

these symbols express their history and ancestral traditions. Each color, each fret or adornment

goods for consumption at breakneck

requires following specific processes that require

has been devalued.

creativity, require knowledge of mathematics and geometry,

as

well

as

choosing

the

speed, the craft work of hand embroidery

not only patience but skill. No omission, no error or imperfection is ignored.

The unbridled ambition of the industry has turned its attention to the Consider that the process necessary to finish embroidering by hand a traditional bag takes different periods of time. Depending on the size,

craft work of our peoples and has blatantly plagiarized ancestral designs, producing low-cost items that use

design and technique used, in addition to the

synthetic materials and embroidery machines that imitate authentically

different materials that can be used, a single piece

handcrafted

can take days, weeks and even months.

consumer these facts, easily prefer to acquire a product that bears some famous designer label, acquire it in a prestigious store and become involuntarily an accomplice of this plagiarism.

work.

Ignoring

the

This goes beyond a fair battle, since by lowering the quality of the materials and using machinery for its manufacture this affects the existence of hundreds of communities throughout Mexico that seek to survive with their handicrafts.

This condemns not only the same tradition to impersonation but also to artisans to poverty and oblivion.

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That is why the project "Cielito Lindo" starts precisely from the hands of a young Mexican mother, lover of handicrafts and crafts, as a way to raise awareness among consumers about these little-known facts. Humanitarian aspects that include the working conditions of those who are exploited by the industry, the use of animal products and synthetic materials that in many cases become toxic and end up contaminating the environment once they are discarded.

Achieving that the big brands respect the intellectual right of the communities and their designs is as necessary as it is complicated, due to the controversy between what is an industrial design and an artistic design. The difference for "Cielito Lindo" is one: the craftsmanship implies human work as an expression of its history and beliefs. No one should take advantage of the technological advance and the economic power to use at their convenience the stock of ethnic groups, affecting them in their subsistence. No brand or designer should plagiarize an artistic creation to sell it as a simple ephemeral consumer product.

This is why the concept of "Cielito Lindo" seeks from the beginning to make the consumer aware of the

difference

between

acquiring

industrial

products manufactured by women and children who work under conditions of extreme labor exploitation, where the profits are for the owners of the brands and, on the other hand, the dignified work that many indigenous families carry out in their communities and that represents not only the survival of many families but the rescue of very diverse ancestral traditions so that they continue to exist.

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MarĂ­a Guadalupe Castillejo Patricio My name is MarĂ­a Guadalupe Castillejo Patricio, I am 31 years old, I want to express my deepest gratitude for buying this bag, thanks to it I have this job and it allows me to take care of my two children of 7 and 12 years old by myself, as well as my mother who live with me. In this artisanal work you not only get a beautiful bag, but the essence of my country and our origins. This work also allows me to do it from my home, without neglecting my children. Thank you again for your purchase, because you are helping me to achieve goals and dreams for my children.

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Craftsmen who make this design.

Lupita

Oralia

Brenda

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Culture and traditions.

A thousand-year legacy Currently in Mexico, the National Institute of Anthropology and History has proposed to create a registry platform for Cultural Heritage and Market to highlight the cases in which a brand or commercial designer has plagiarized the original designs of the artisan peoples.

With this initiative it is sought that the laws protect the ancestral heritage and the rights of these peoples, so that a collective mark is recognized and a denomination of origin is obtained as well as for other products of artisanal origin. In this way, the designs would be protected and their origin would have to be recognized, the use rights paid or, in any case, are subject to copyright protection laws.

The "Cielito Lindo" project represents a hundred percent original concept, whose intention not only involves marketing the craft work of Mexican ethnic groups and making it available to consumers in the United States. Its main intention is to propose an original concept, with 100% natural materials, elaborated by expert hands that will put in each detail not only their time and dedication, but the love and hope of artisans who deserve to subsist decently through their work.

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Cielito Lindo: a dream that transcends borders.

The origin of this dream.

Erongarícuaro,

which

means

"place of waiting" in the Purépecha language, is a municipality in the state of Michoacán, Mexico.

Karla Sánchez, the creator of the "Cielito Lindo" concept, visited this region on her trips to the island of Janitzio in the Pátzcuaro lake in order

An opportunity for personal development and sustenance.

to visit the handicraft stalls that were

This initiative encouraged Karla to extend

set up on weekends. It was among the

a call with the intention of inviting people of

sellers of pottery, basketry and

that region who was interested in learning to

famous lacquerware throughout the

embroider original designs created by her, taking advantage of their capacity and experience in order to create a fusion

country that Karla discovered the different types of embroidery that they usually create in this region.

between indigenous culture and modernity.

On a visit to a town near Quiroga, she knew that there was a cooperative of ladies who embroidered using a style known as "Punto de Cruz. Karla had the initiative to ask them if they would be interested in learning a new type of embroidery called "Filler", to which they responded affirmatively and it was in this simple way that she taught what would be the base stitches of this new style for them.

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Through people who belonged to

A laborious art of high quality:

different towns, the word spread about

from the embroidery of the bags

this new job opportunity. That's how she

to the final product.

met Nancy, who came from Santa Clara del Cobre with her mother to attend the

In "Cielito Lindo" we use bags made from 100 %

interview. Nancy cried when she was

palm leaf, which is imported from another state of the

accepted to the group, because now she

Mexican Republic and transported to Michoacรกn.

Because the base material is a vegetable fiber, it requires special care from its harvest to its manufacture to guarantee both quality and durability.

had found a way of life for her and her family. Throughout the time elaborating these embroideries she has stated that this is not working: "it is art, it is fun".

The palm leaves are subjected to a process of

Especially for women, "Cielito Lindo"

washing, drying and waterproofing, all natural. To

represents an excellent opportunity for personal and economic development, since they can attend to their children

work, it should be prepared by putting it to boil in a pot

working from their own home.

with water for 15 min. Then drain and put it to air in a ventilated and dark place so that it is not lining; The drying completely takes about 15 days, depending on weather conditions.

The process for them to participate has been a challenge, but they are very

Once is dry it is stored in sacks. When you are going to begin to knit, the palm is removed from the edge or also called rib and should be moistened a little

happy and satisfied with the results.

and wrapped in rubber to soften it and, depending on

Currently there are 52 people involved in

the amount, the time that should remain so varies from 20 minutes to 2 hours.

this project: 3 men and 49 women.

Among the first ones is Victor who, motivated by the lack of work, was

Once the leaf of the palm is "cured" or "treated" and after its leaves have dried, 14 pairs are taken to

encouraged to participate in the training

begin its elaboration, which begins with the base

that was offered to them to carry out an

where an interlacing of small strips of leaf is followed

embroidery design designed by Karla

palm to form the one-piece bag without seams that join

called "Cotton Cloud". In Victor's case, he

them. This work is laborious and takes weeks. Once the

had never given a single stitch in his life.

However, to everyone's surprise in a

bag is finished, the doubling is done and the inserts are finished. Finally, making a bag requires an expert

week

artisan 4 uninterrupted hours of work.

he

completed

two

jobs

commissioned with such quality and efficiency

that

even

the

embroiderers were surprised.

best

On the other hand, we have the work of embroidery, which is not at all simple either. Most of the designs have approximately 10,000 stitches and it is necessary to take care of each point that the needle gives so as not to distract the figure. Each and every one of the designs of "Cielito Lindo" are original and many times it is hard to make it to people who already know how to embroider, because a different technique is used and the main objective is that all the bags have the same design characteristics and that the same parameters, both quality and artistic, are followed.

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Víctor Hugo Rodríguez Santiago My name is Víctor Hugo Rodríguez Santiago, through this words I wish to thank you for acquiring this bag of Cielito Lindo, I am 34 years old and I am the father of a 5 year old girl and a boy of 18 months, your purchase allows me to raise my family due In the shortage of opportunities in my country, I have spent many hours in this craft embroidery, but it fills me with satisfaction to know that it is in your hands, a person who values my work, I have done it with a lot of love especially for you.

Thanks with all my heart.

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Craftsmen who make this design.

Rocio

Víctor

Rosario

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Co on Cloud DEL CAMPO cilelitolindobags.com

Three types of talented people There are people who after much study and preparation achieve the pinnacle of their career and are the best in it, there are also those who have a natural talent and without any studies achieve their goals at the highest level, however there is a third group where study and talent come together, if in fact being a person ready to perform your job guarantees a certain degree of success, just as born talent translates into success, can you imagine people who combine both?

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That's right, studying together with talent makes you the best of the best. Karla Sánchez is from this third group of people, as you will know from reading her biography, she started at 6 years of age to show her talent for handicrafts, this is complemented by a professional career in fashion design, obviously to reach It has come a long way that has allowed her to make real works of art in the process.

Just to give you an example, when she was waiting for her first child, Sebastián, due to the expectation that first fruit of your belly causes, she decided to paint a carousel-style wooden horse, and only when you can see closely the detail of this work, you understand the level of talent and knowing what it means to do something like that, and the most impressive thing is that all the design, colors, shapes and so on, are a source of imagination, without a definite plan it was possible to create a true work of art in painting by hand, this piece contains hundreds of details that impress.

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This part of the story of Karla Sรกnchez, will allow you to see why the result of such beautiful handmade bags of Cielito Lindo. We hope you see the background of who is behind this company that not only offers products of the highest quality, but takes into account her people, people of flesh and blood with a big heart, as part of her team, where it is intended to reach the right people and who value this work from the bay area, passing through Los Angeles and San Diego, of course, the rest of the world as well.

Take the time to see the details of the photos of this Carousel Horse, and you will understand better why we are sharing this part of her history with you today.

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Rebeca My name is Rebeca, I'm 24 years old, mother of a 7-year-old boy and a 3-year-old girl. I used to work outside the home, but I had to leave to take care of my children, my husband's income was not enough to cover the basic needs of the family and when they got sick we did not even have to take them to the doctor.

This work is a great help, it has allowed us to get ahead, if I get sick or need something, now we can cover those expenses, and I have the great advantage of doing it from my home without neglecting my children. I have been embroidery for 2 years, it started as a hobby that helped me destress. I want to thank you for buying this bag that I have embroidered with great pleasure and love, thank you for valuing my work, thank you for changing my life.

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Craftsmen who make this design.

Gerardo

Rebeca

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Gabriela

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Embroidering with the heart.

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Embroidering with the heart.

To be able to make a work of art, it requires more than the raw material, that is, not only the fabric, the thread, the needle, the frame, as well as the scissors are indispensable elements for embroidery, but anyone can have the same materials and not get the same results.

What is it that some people manage to create true works of art and others do not, even though they have the same materials?

It may surprise you to hear that the key is to embroider with the heart and not with the hands.

What does it mean to embroider with the heart?

One way to convey this idea would be to use daily life issues. It is true that, although we all need to work to support our family, not everyone works where they like. The vast majority have a job that satisfies their basic needs, but it is not what they are passionate about, so we see people who render a service unwillingly, and even with a terrible customer service.

How different is that individual who enjoys what he does, it is true, he is paid to perform at his maximum performance in his daily tasks, but as this individual works with the heart, that is, if necessary, he would do the job in a way free because of the pleasure that comes from such work, it is not a burden or an obligation, rather work has become a delight

To give an example, a young craftswoman who collaborates with Cielito Lindo named Rebeca says it this way: "I have been embroidering for 2 years, it started as a hobby that helped me cope with stress from my economic problems, but now I receive a payment for that reason, incredible that they pay me to live without stress ".

That is to embroider with the heart, there are many craftsmen who feel the same way, and that kind of people are the ones behind this project, the feelings are manifested in the works of art that are carried out and in the pleasure that is derived from such beautiful work.

The reward is great, people from different parts of the world have access to unique pieces in their class, because they are unique, since more than the hands that embroidered it, it was the heart wrapped in each step of these jewels of Mexican craftsmanship the real source of such great talent.

Cielito Lindo is delighted to hear about people who wear them with great pride from San Francisco, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, San Diego, Miami, Spain and of course Mexico, just to mention some of the destinations of this product made in Mexico, a 100% handmade bag embroidered with the heart.

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Leonor My name is Leonor, I am 48 years old, the last 13 years have been very difficult in relation to the economic, I have gone through complicated situations as a woman without the support of a couple living alone. Since I started working on these embroidery things have changed, now I have been able to invest this income in a couple of little calves, which will eventually give me more benefits and economic stability. But the beauty of this work is that it is about doing something that I like, embroidery, I have to emphasize that I feel valued not only as a person but as an artisan that I am, a true artist. Thank you for buying these 100% handmade products with all my talent and true love.

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Craftsmen who make this design.

Sandra

Leonor

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Alejandra

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Our team in Mexico

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The value of a team It is well known that success does not depend on a single person, rather on teamwork. And to achieve the goals of Cielito Lindo and its founder Karla Sรกnchez, this is an undeniable reality.

The work involved in making a bag of Cielito Lindo is a process that definitely without a team would not be possible to carry out, we are not only talking about a particular aspect of these 100% handmade bags, but of all that this implies.

The design team Thanks to the talent of our designer Karla Sรกnchez, we have not only beautiful but original designs, the delight of being able to see the final result before starting is a source of satisfaction for this great artist, being able to put abstract concepts in the physical world, just can do those who have not only talent, but knowledge, as well as good taste to achieve true works of art, combining objects, threads, colors and more.

Thanks to Karla Sรกnchez for sharing her good taste with all of us.

The team that makes the bag possible The palm leaf is the base of our bags, likewise the craftsmen who are in charge of tanning and curing the leaves before starting to weave them, the preparations are long and sophisticated, since it involves boiling, draining and airing to dry, which It can take up to two weeks.

Since it dries it is kept in sacks and when starting to weave, the edge is removed, previously moistening it a bit to soften it, this takes 20 minutes to 2 hours.

When the palm is at its optimum point and its leaves are dried, its elaboration is started by placing a mold as a base, interlacing the leaves to achieve a onepiece bag. When the bag is finished, it ends with the double and the inserts.

The artisans who make the bags are worthy of mention because without their work we would not have our product in the first place. We recognize each of the industrious team members. Thank you for all your hard work.

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The team that makes the embroidery This part is the most delicate of the process, which is not easy, the designs have approximately 10 thousand stitches, after several attempts each craftsman who now elaborates them without difficulty, faced challenges to understand each one of the 5 different techniques of embroidery that are used.

Even the most experienced craftsmen had setbacks to be able to become experts in reproducing our original designs, and what is sought is that each finished piece maintains the same characteristics, it is interesting that despite being the same design you can see the difference between a craftsman and another, since each one has individual characteristics, this instead of being counterproductive is beneficial, because it shows the importance of embroidery and who carried it out.

One aspect that takes great care is the quality of embroidery, as well as the materials used throughout the process of embroidery, since the manufacture of these works of art is not underestimated in any way.

It is worth to thank the personnel in charge of the organization and logistics of this part of the process, without them, there would be no product either.

Thank you very much for such tremendous help to each of the artisans, as well as to the managers of this department.

The team that makes the hangings The elaboration of motes, pompoms, as well as the other components of the different designs does an outstanding job.

The elaboration of each part is vital, and its later assembly also, that great pleasure to have such people who give all their effort and experience for its realization.

To give an example, the red coral motes of the "Paradise" design required for a bag are approximately 70, and the elaboration of each of them takes 3 minutes, which implies 3 and a half hours, just making the specks hand.

Es por eso que se tiene en gran estima a estos diestros artesanos. Gracias por las horas involucradas en su elaboraciĂłn compaĂąeros.

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The team that makes the assembly

The graphic design team

When the embroidery is finished, now the part of the assembly continues, this part of the equipment is vital and its capacity, as well as its knowledge in haute couture allows them to elaborate the following parts that the bag carries for its final finishing.

The label on the lining cannot be missing, because it is what represents us at the end of accounts. This work is carried out in the city of Guadalajara state of Jalisco Mexico.

Thank you to everyone involved in this delicate process.

The photo and video equipment Having true professionals in the field of photography and video is essential to capture the human aspects of our product.

Because we are very visual, it is very helpful to be able to communicate to our potential customers everything that is involved in each bag of Cielito Lindo.

Thanks to each of the photographers and videographers for all their contributions.

Once you have photographic material, you go to the design department, there you get to convey the marketing message, this is vital to achieve capture in the minds of customers the beauty that is behind each of our products.

Thanks for such an excellent job to the designers who strive to achieve the goal.

The team in the United States and Mexico Once the base product is finished, the bags are sent to our customers in Mexico and the US for marketing in the rest of the world. Here we thank the people in charge of the shipments to each of our valuable customers.

Thank you very much team in Mexico and the United Estates.

The most important part of this project is difficult to define, because during this process of 30 days for the preparation of a single bag is long, complicated but very rewarding. And it is precisely what attracts people and encourages them to ask about the origin of our original bags.

With this brief tour we want to thank each member of Cielito Lindo, no one is more important than another, our founder gives us the example of humility by recognizing each of the collaborators.

Thank you, team, thank you Cielito Lindo, thank you Karla Sรกnchez.

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Identity In this personalized design, the designer Karla Sรกnchez has an interview with you, identify yourself among other coasas your: -Pleasures.

-Colors.

-Personality.

-Animals.

-Flowers.

-Shapes.

-And of course, your name ...

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Craftsmen who make this design.

Identity We proudly count on the participation of all our craftsmen in the elaboration of these personalized pieces.

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