Support Local Vendors

We wanted to have a space dedicated to local vendors to sell their products. These vendors have their things in the store so, we are including their website links below in case you would also like to see their products and support them🖤

XXBYADRIANA

A Latina-owned business that sells an array of handmade and hand painted earrings that tie back to Mexico like Cempasuchil and monarch butterfly earrings perfect for Dia de los Muertos! She also makes bracelets, pop sockets, ornaments, and necklaces. Adriana offers custom orders on all products. Want a specific bestie bracelet? She's got you covered!

XXBYADRIANA Website Link

Instagram: @xxbyadriana

Fonzie's Artisanal Goods

A Latino-owned business that sells beautiful hand poured soy wax candles in traditional Mexican mugs. They come in a variety of sizes and scents but they all tie back to Mexico. His scents include Agave, Horchata, Sangria, (my personal favorite) Cafecito, and more! He also has other products like rooms sprays. 

Fonzie's Website Link

Instagram: @fonziesartisanalgoods

The Candle Boutique by Mony

A Latina-owned business, Mony sells hand poured candles in various designs, colors, and scents. She can make candles in the shape of Bouquets, Cactus', trees etc. She has different candles to match the holidays and seasons. She also has talavera products from Puebla, Mexico that she uses to pour her candles into. Mony also does custom orders!

The Candle Boutique Website Link

Instagram: @thecandleboutiquebymony

Pac_Pops

Francisco Rojas—a mixed-media artist, object maker, and dedicated art educator from San Pablo with roots in Durango, Mexico. His work weaves printmaking, bookbinding, rug-making, and more with ancestral stories, plant medicine, and a touch of folkloric magic.Francisco creates objects meant to live with people—pieces that carry meaning, connection, and story. He is committed to bringing art to everyone, sharing experiences through screen printing alongside fellow artists and curating opportunities that expose communities to new creative expressions. His bold work honors land, culture, and spirit while fostering access, learning, and participation in the arts.

PacPops Website

Instagram: @pac_pops

Gemforest

Gemforest is a small jewelry business located in the Bay Area. Its owner, Marco, was born in Altiplano, Peru and moved to Arequipa when he was 7! Marco makes unique, exotic and hard to find stone jewelry with special character from all over the world...He cuts his own material, and this allows them to take special request orders, including custom settings and wire wraps. They work mostly in sterling silver but they accept special requests in other metals.

Gemforest Etsy Link

Instagram: @gemforest12

Amoroza Lashes

Amoroza Lashes is a Latina-owned business that offers lashes for all events. Click on her website to see the other products she offers! From beauty products to jewelry.

Amoroza Lashes Website Link

Instagram: @amoroza_beauty