The stripe is right with these pretty red and blue purses, purchased in Oaxaca’s Mercado Benito Juárez.
Smack dab in the city center only a few blocks southwest of the Zócalo (Oaxaca’s main square), Mercado Benito Juárez is the oldest market in town. Named after the Oaxaca native and 5-term Mexican president Be... Read More
Smack dab in the city center only a few blocks southwest of the Zócalo (Oaxaca’s main square), Mercado Benito Juárez is the oldest market in town. Named after the Oaxaca native and 5-term Mexican president Benito Juárez, the market is a great place to find the beautiful artesanía (crafts) for which Oaxaca is known, as well as staples like chocolate, mezcal, and pan de yema, a sweet, eggy bread that makes a great breakfast when paired with a cup of coffee. Read Less
8" x 5.30"
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