Made in Mexico

Discover the rich tapestry of southern Mexico through Chris Goertzen's insightful book, Made in Mexico, published by the University Press of Mississippi in 2013. This engaging work delves into the aesthetic, political, and sociopolitical dimensions of tourism, with a particular focus on the vibrant state of Oaxaca. Goertzen expertly examines the significance of a single craft object—a woven pillowcase from Chiapas—offering a glimpse into the deeper explorations that unfold throughout the book. With 160 pages filled with thoughtful analysis and cultural insights, Made in Mexico is an essential read for anyone interested in heritage tourism, textile crafts, and the social life and customs of this fascinating region. Enhance your understanding of Mexico's diverse handicrafts and their impact on local communities by adding this compelling title to your collection.