About us!
6+ Years of Illustrating
With over 5 years of experience in illustrating fabrics and creating innovative pieces, our artistic journey is defined by the vibrant hues we bring to life.
Our voice is the embodiment of color, capturing bold expressions and fostering inclusivity in every design.
Beginnings in Mexico
Our journey started in Mexico with a simple idea of creating handcrafted drawings and bags.
Soon, our path led us to participate in numerous wholesale expos, where the resonance of our products was undeniable.
As we grew, our focus shifted, with 95% of our sales directed towards wholesale partnerships.
Venturing into the USA
In 2022, we embarked on a new chapter as we expanded our operations to the United States.
For the first time, we embraced direct sales to the general public. The overwhelming response has been heartwarming, with multiple sold-out instances reflecting the genuine appreciation for our offerings.
Our sales avenues include festivals, markets, online platforms, and expos.
Customized Creations
We specialize in the art of customization, tailoring our pieces for corporate projects, weddings, conventions, and licenses.
Our expertise also extends to design services, ensuring each creation resonates with personal preferences and brand identities.
Our dedication to delivering personalized excellence sets us apart.
Let's talk about Teporingo!
What is my name?
Everyone knows me by different names, some call me Zacatuche or Volcano Rabbit, but my favorite is TEPORINGO!
My characteristics
Mammal
Herbivore
Length of 12.99 inches
Weight between 0.99 and 1.54 pounds
Fur:
-Back: Gray color
-Sides: Yellowish with black
More about me
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Where do I live?
I live on the slopes of only four extinct volcanoes
in central Mexico:
Pelado, Tláloc, Iztaccíhuatl, Popocatépetl. -
What do I eat?
I am an herbivorous creature, which means I feed on plants and tree bark to obtain all my nutrients.
But my favorite food is zacatón grass.
Why am I endangered?
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Urbanization
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Agricultural development
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Climate change
7,000
It is believed that there are less than 7,000 specimens in the wild.
Actions for my conservation
It is illegal to hunt me
In Mexico, it is illegal to hunt me, but greater enforcement of this law is needed.
The indigenous community of Milpa Alta is committed to protecting me, but they are limited by a lack of funding and resources