Add some Southwest spice to your holiday season! Our red chile ristra tin ornaments can be hung up year round - just like our real Ristras, symbols of hospitality that hang outside our homes.

New Mexican-made fire roasted green chile scented candle blends the aroma of green Chile with cedarwood and vanilla for an enchanting fragrance reminiscent of home.

What do you call a pencil that isn't yours? Nacho pencil!
- Set of five number two pencils
- Yellow, red, white, green, and gold pencils with metallic silver imprints
- Layered nacho ingredient imprints: cheese, salsa, sour cream, guacamole, and beans

Southwest Stripe Coin Purse is brightly colored to find at the bottom of your purse! Smooth leather with RFID blocking lining. Measures 5 x 3.5 x .2 in

Write fiercely within the pages of this beautiful journal, featuring decorative stitching, and soft, leather-like cover Crisp writing pages are perfect for personal reflections, sketching, or for recording favorite quotations or poems.

Our Chile Roaster card pack is not only a lovely depiction of New Mexican culture, it also brings humor and charm to the chile roasting process! Each pack includes 4 Red Chile Roaster and 4 Green Chile Roaster cards.

Reminiscent of abuelita's kitchen this Biscochito Candle will warm up any room with the indulgent aroma of freshly baked biscochitos. Delectable scents of sugar cookie, cinnamon, and subtle anise.

Our Green Chile Air Freshener captures the state’s most iconic and enchanting smell, roasted green chile. It's herbal, aromatic and roasted to perfection. Designed in Albuquerque, NM. Made in the USA. Up to 1 month scent life

Jim Henson said it best when he said please watch out for each other and love and forgive everybody...It's a good life, enjoy it." We know what a great life this is. Keep this paper weight as a reminder of it!
Dimensions: 4" x 4"

Designed for the collector, reader, and dreamer, this Tornado celebrates the nostalgic passion for trains. This pen is striking tribute to the legendary Lionel Trains® Pennsylvania 4877, an Art Deco icon that defined American rail history.