"The Love Story" by Tom Clancy.

From Brighton Collectibles!

Includes:
One Love Tweet Tote Bag
One Love Water Bottle
Fill Your Heart Media Case
Heart of Summer Earrings

For over 40 years this family-owned, Los Angeles-based company has focused on custom design and craftsmanship, creating timeless handbags, jewelry and coordinating accessories made from the finest materials sourced from around the globe-including leathers from Chicago's Horween Tannery and fine quality crystals from Austria.

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Nuggets Basketball signed by Facundo Campazzo.

Facundo "Facu" Campazzo (born 23 March 1991) is an Argentine professional basketball player for the Denver Nuggets of the National Basketball Association (NBA).

As a member of the Spanish club Real Madrid, Campazzo won two EuroLeague championships, winning the competition in 2015 and 2018. While representing Argentina, Campazzo won the silver medal at the 2019 FIBA World Cup.

Includes certificate of authenticity.

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From our Heritage Series comes this beautifully hand crafted ceramic dinnerware set brought directly from the iconic La Arena community in Panama.

La Arena is a small town located 1.2 miles (2 km) west of Chitré. The town is known throughout Panama for its pottery-vendors that line the streets showcasing colorful and classic designs. The ceramic creations in La Arena are some of the finest in all of Panama. They include pots, plates, vases, mugs, and ashtrays. The designs often mimic those used by pre-Colombian indigenous groups of the area, including the Ngöbe-Buglé.

Includes:

Set of yellow and brown ceramic dishes with a spiral and geometric motif. Contains a tea pot, a pitcher, a sugar with lid, 2 soups, 2 bowls, 6 saucers, 2 salad plates, a dinner plate, 6 cups, a creamer. 6 teacups and 2 mugs

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From our Heritage Series comes this beautifully hand crafted ceramic dinnerware set brought directly from the iconic La Arena community in Panama.

La Arena is a small town located 1.2 miles (2 km) west of Chitré. The town is known throughout Panama for its pottery-vendors that line the streets showcasing colorful and classic designs. The ceramic creations in La Arena are some of the finest in all of Panama. They include pots, plates, vases, mugs, and ashtrays. The designs often mimic those used by pre-Colombian indigenous groups of the area, including the Ngöbe-Buglé.

Includes large cazuela with lid, a vase on a pedestal, a large serving bowl and a cereal bowl, and a small concave cup.

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From our Heritage Series, get your hands on some of the finest weaving in the world!

Made of Palma de Guerre, and traditional of the ancient community of Wounaan, these baskets are a collector's dream.

The women weavers of the Wounaan tribe, as well as many of the Emberá tribe of the Darien region of Panama are arguably creators of the finest handmade baskets in the world. This exquisite art form has developed over the years evolving from their age-old hösig di (the term for chunga palm baskets in Wounmeo, the language of the Wounaan) baskets made from the split, young leaves of the culturally important chunga palm and which then is coloured with natural dyes.

Includes a big, small and medium baskets with Toucan motifs.

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Framed representation of 'Lilies' by Monet created by Mary Valdez (2020). Print on gloss paper of original oil painting 12' X12'.

Mary was born in Santa Fe New Mexico and resides in Denver Colorado. She has an Associates Degree in Fine Art, while studying photography, painting and drawing. She is currently a freelance Art Consultant & Manager for a few selected artist in Colorado.

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Hermanas by Sylvia Montero

Hand painted photo etching print

Sylvia Montero is a Chicana artist based in Denver that has for decades been telling the stories of the Colorado Chicanx culture form an urban woman's perspective. She is considered a local treasure by the Chicanx community!

She is currently exhibited at Museo's Malinalli on the Rocks exhibit.

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Cleo's Corner
Monotype Print using found objects
6''x12''

Kimberly Gutierrez

The monotype is unique in that it is one of a kind, original print and can't be reproduced. Inspired by Kim's cat, Cleo.

Kimberly Gutierrez is an illustrator and designer whose humorous and detailed approach to art and design yields creations that appeal to all walks of life. Their inspiration comes from their culture, personal experiences, music, and other artists. Their artwork is intended to make the audience feel emotion and ask questions, while their design is intended to communicate in an effective and aesthetically appealing manner.

Gutierrez was recently included in the exhibit Supporting Indigenous Sisters - An International Print Exchange by Regis University and will be having a solo show at Arapahoe Libraries soon!

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Tour by Museo's Curator Laura Beacon and our Membership Manager Val Ponce.

Passionate about the arts and cultures of the Americas? Check out Museo's collection of over 4,000 items! From ancient to contemporary, you will get an exclusive look at works of art from every corner of Latin America.

Valid for 4 to 6 people.

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