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    1. Based on years of cooking, studying, and enjoying pozole in all its forms, Steve Sando guides us through the fascinating history and ingredients of one of the world's great iconic dishes. He shares over 20 traditional and non-traditional recipes for red, green, and white pozoles from different regions of Mexico and the American southwest.
    2. 6 inch ceramic tile featuring yellow creosote blossom on black background
    3. dried ground chiltepin powder
    4. "For the Hopi people creating a life of happiness and plenty in a desert environment can be symbolized by plants that the Hopi cultivated and gathered to create a culture that has endured for thousands of years. Plants are not only used to nourish the people but are integral to Hopi culture. Plant-life plays a part in ceremonies, traditions, and life-events. Every plant is celebrated and respected, For the Hopi, the blue corn ear is symbolically the first crop they grew in this world and it defines their cu
    5. jalepeno chile powder. This potent fiery green powder comes from the popular and intense Jalapeño pepper Jalapeños have a sweet flavor under the medium to hot heat level
    6. Basket Necklace - Tohono O'odham
    7. Southwest Fruit & Vegetable Gardening Book
    8. orange globemallow blossom with leaves on black background ceramic tile by wil taylor
    9. Known as the "Three Sisters", these crops are grown together to benefit each other. Beans planted at the base of the corn stalk provide support to their vines as they rise upward to the sun. Squash plants grow close to the ground protecting soil with broad spiny leaves. Together these plants thrive and provide a balanced food source to the people. Three spirits symbolizing Beans, Corn, and Squash stand behind the plants. Bean Maiden wraps herself in a blanket bearing water symbols. A bundle of bean sprouts
    10. Jalapeño Jelly
    11. Heirloom Atole Mix -  Mexican chocolate atole made with nixtamalized corn, cacao and ceylon cinnamon Ingredients: cacao*,heirloom nixtamal maiz*,cane sugar*,canela* (organic*) Directions: heat 3 tablespoons with 6-8 oz of your liquid of choice. Stir continuously until thickened to your desired consistency 6oz(170g) 8 servings Allergy Info: created in a facility that uses milk, eggs, wheat, peanuts, tree nuts Ethically sourced organic cacao
    12. The designs on these cards are prints of original artwork by Hopi Artist Gerald A. A. Dawavendewa. The inside of these cards are blank allowing you to use these for all special occasions. Story on back, comes with white envelope.  Size: 5 inches x 6.5 inches
    13. white sacred datura flower with leaves on black background ceramic tile by Wil Taylor
    14. An authentic southwestern seasoning for all meats and vegetables. Medium in heat. Use in place of table pepper. Liven up any dish including chicken, beef, fish, wild game, pasta, vegetables, dips, or soups. Mix with dressing, BBQ sauce or soy sauce to make a tasty marinade or even spice up mayonnaise, mustard, and ketchup.  Gluten Free/No GMOs/No MSG  3.3 oz.
    15. Eat Mesquite and More: A Cookbook for Sonoran Desert Foods & Living
    16. yellow palo verde blossom and leaves on black background ceramic tile by wil taylor
    17. "Across the desert mesas, the Hopi people call home, the night sky is filled with the elements of the cosmos. A young woman wearing a traditional manta dress with corn designs reaches outward from earth to hold a star within the cosmos." White matted print measures 11 x 14 inches  Image is 9.5 x 7.5 inches  Information about the artist and Hopi culture included
    18. “This travel tin is named for the Navajo Beauty Way. It represents a traditional way of seeing and living in the world. The Beauty Way keeps us in harmony and is a way of honoring our sacred connection with the ancestors. It showed not just a way of understanding but a way of being. In our Navajo world Juniper and Sage brush were used as part of our daily lives. They have practical and spiritual uses as well as medicinal. It seemed appropriate that we name this balm with two of our most sacred plant medicin
    19. arizona habanero very hot chile powder AZ007
    20. Sagebrush Bundle (Artemisia tridentata)
    21.   Embroidered Native Seeds/SEARCH logo baseball cap Adjustable slide strap with buckle in back One size fits most 100% organic cotton
    22. "A couple journeys through life with good will and blessings surrounded with elements of life..." White matted print measures 11 x 14 inches  Image is 9.5 x 7.5 inches  Information about the artist and Hopi culture included
    23.   Embroidered Native Seeds/SEARCH logo baseball cap Adjustable slide strap with buckle in back One size fits most 100% organic cotton
    24. Coarse Sea Salt from Colima, Mexico
    25. Handcrafted soap made with raw honey and organics. Fragrance free! Gentle on sensitive skin.