Star Mountain Art

3 foot by 5 foot lightweight Polyester Indoor/Outdoor Flag w/sharp colors. Has 2 metal Gromments for easy mounting & a Canvas Hem for long lasting strength.

Weigh 1250 grams or 2.71 pounds Lenght (bed) 2.10 meters Wide 2 meters. Total lenght 4.1 meters or 13.6 ft Support up to 250 kilograms or 543 pounds. We ship same day from Mexico by FedEx next day delivery. Distrubutors wanted. Please, check our complete site at mayans dot com

Our international flags are accurately reproduced to exact specifications. The flag has 2 grommets on the left edge. These polyester flags not recommended for prolonged outdoor use. For outdoor use, we recommend our nylon flags.

Is it real, or is it J-Lo? Both, as it turns out. There are 55 minutes of the actual Selena here, filmed live at Houston's Astrodome in 1995. The 23-year-old Tejano singer performs her light, catchy tunes all in Spanish, save for a '70s disco medley (which includes, poignantly, "I Will Survive"); polished and charismatic, if not extraordinarily talented, Selena was clearly on the way up before her death at 23 at the hands of an employee. That she was later portrayed onscreen by Jennifer Lopez, who has eclipsed Selena's stardom by far, no doubt partly explains the inclusion on the DVD of a 45-minute documentary (truthfully, more like a lengthy puff piece for Entertainment Tonight) about the Selena biopic. If you want to know how the filmmakers made those tough decisions about hair, clothes, and lip-syncing, you will not be disappointed. But the real thing's better. --Sam Graham

No Description Available.Genre: Latin MusicRating: NRRelease Date: 9-JAN-2007Media Type: DVD

They were known as the Anasazi, or Ancient Ones. For hundreds of years, the Anasazi flourished in the heart of the deep sandstone canyons & towering mesas of the vast sun drenched New Mexican desert, building magnificent pueblos, some as high as five stories, encompassing over 650 rooms. Then the Ancient Ones disappeared, never to return. Why? Through stunning photography, interviews with scientists and vivid reenactments, you'll explore one of the great mysteries of archaeology. You'll discover how the villagers lived - and died. And you'll go inside the mystical chambers of the ceremonial kivas where eerie remnants of this remarkable society shed new light on an enduring riddle.

Brighten up any room by replacing your existing switch plate cover with one of these hand painted in the traditional Talavera style in Mexico. The plate cover is designed for a light switch cover with a single flip switch. The picture shows 6 different switchplate designs. This is a representation of what they will look like. The one(s) you order will be similar but not identical since each one id hand painted by various artists. Talavera is an art form that has its roots starting in the 16th Century. Original styles have been influenced with Spanish, Arabic, Italian and Chinese origins. The Spaniards brought the technique to Mexico with a distinctive style that came from Talavera de la Reina, a city in the central part of Spain. From there it developed into a contemporary art form that is still extremely popular that many villages were built just to support the making of the numerous forms that can be purchased today.