This month we continue celebrating the life and death of the great Frida Kahlo with a 3 day sale. 10 % Off on all your orders in all our collections. Just apply the promotion code VIVALAVIDA at the check out. www.kahloshouse.com
Kahlo’s House – Your Mexican Boutique welcomes you to come on down to the "Most Beautiful Square in Texas" in Georgetown TX. " and have fun shopping.
Visit our stand this July 13th 2019 from 9:00 am to 2:00 and see our beautiful, unique and original hand embroidered clothing, shoes, jewelry and handbags. All made by the magical hands of Mexican artisans.
Come and enjoy a unique Saturday visiting this beautiful place where in addition to shopping you can enjoy live music throughout the day from local musicians!
We look forward to seeing you there!!
Start the celebration early!
At Kahlo’s House we celebrate Independence Day with free shipping shipping free on purchases of $50! Don’t miss this opportunity to get your favorite products from our store and we will send them to you free!www.kahloshouse.com.
TO REDEEM OFFER: Add qualifying in-stock item(s) totaling $50 or more to your shopping bag. Enter offer code HBDAMERICA at checkout. Valid July 2, 2026 through July 8, 2019. Valid for standard shipping in the United States. Excludes shipping to HI, AK and PR.
The Benita tennis shoes are leaving and this is the last chance to get these beautiful and original tennis embroidered by the Maya artisans of the state of Yucatan and a iconic model of Lolkina. You can get one of the last with a 25% and 30 % discount now in our online store.
Remember that when you buy one of our products you are supporting a group of women artisans like Benita to have a better life for themselves and their families.Thank you. Expires June 20. www.kahloshouse.com
I loved this video when I watched it because it shows the reason why I admire Frida Kahlo independent of the fact that she was a great artist. Frida was a warrior - a woman who never gave up. No matter what pain she was suffering, she disguised it with a smile. She covered her wounded body with the garment of the Tehuana women and forced people around her to pay attention to her strengths and not her weaknesses. She wanted everyone to see in her as a strong, powerful, independent woman, a woman who was not afraid to fight for her ideals and who struggled to have a voice of her own. But she never stopped being a woman with...