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Seamstress & embroiderer Ana Isabel Yañez sells her fabric creations every Wednesday during market day in Ajijic.
If you’re looking for Mexican-styled tablecloths, fabrics, rebozos (traditional Mexican shawls), cushions, pillows, curtains, and blouses, you’ll enjoy what Ana has for sale.
For alterations, stop by her stall at the Wednesday tianguis or get in touch with her through email or phone below.
Last updated April 26, 2019
Dane Strom • The Lakeside Guide
I moved to Ajijic in 2010 when I decided to quit my job of seven years as an editorial assistant at The Denver Post in Colorado. I'm the photographer, web designer, programmer, marketer, writer... the everything behind this website, The Lakeside Guide. All of the businesses on this website appear here for free at no cost to them. If you find this site useful, please consider giving a small donation to become a site patron. Learn more about The Lakeside Guide or check out my other website about photography of Mexico.
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Phone
331-723-2274 or 331-979-3333
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Photos of Yejjapi
Ana and her husband, Victor, run their shop on Revolution Street during the weekly tianguis on Wednesday mornings and early afternoons.
Ana Yañez and her husband, Victor Antolin, are seen making a decoration to put in the plaza for the Day of the Dead.
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