Further Discounts

Great news, this Oaxaca Mexico Mexican Mayan Hispanic Ethnic Boho is eligible for further discounts. Everyone loves saving money and with these discounts you can!

Quantity	Discount	New Price
Discount prices reflect business cards sold in packs of 100.

Product Description

We know that business cards come in all shapes and sizes. And when you browse through the assortment of styles and templates that you find on Card Bee this will become apparent. Because the size that is perfect for one industry or profession might not fit as well in another. That is the reason we offer cards in the following sizes:

Type	Size
Standard	3.5″ x 2.0″
Mini	3.0″ x 1.0″
Mighty	3.5″ x 2.5″
Square	2.5″ x 2.5″
European	3.346″ x 2.165″
Oceania	3.54″ x 2.165″

Format is another important aspect in getting the business cards you want. That is why you can choose from square or rounded corners. This simple detail can make a big difference in the way that your card is perceived. But that is not the only reason why Card Bee offers some of the easiest business cards templates all ready for you to start customizing now.

High-Quality & Professionally Printed

What makes these cards high-quality? No matter where you order, when it comes to business cards there are two things that need to be kept in mind.

Here’s My Card

1. Paper
   • See the Full List of Paper Types
   • The paper is made in the US just like your business cards
2. Print
   • Printed on both sides
   • True full color, printed in CMYK
     Now even photo business cards come to life

When it comes to paper you will be pleased to know that these business cards are printed on thick premium paper. The benefit of this paper is that it has an almost eggshell like texture that is easy to write on, allowing you to personalize cards with additional information without fear of the ink smudging. This elegant and understated paper option allows the colors to print softer and more subtle. Giving even the most vibrant colors an elegant accent.

Here is what the designer has to say about this Oaxaca Mexico Mexican Mayan Hispanic Ethnic Boho:

Professionally designed with you in mind. These Oaxaca Mexico Mexican Mayan Hispanic Ethnic Boho offer a balance of memorability and professionalism that helps elevate your marketing to the next level. Contact designer for assistance with personalization or special orders. The state of Oaxaca in southern Mexico has a noteworthy tradition of finely crafted textiles, particularly handmade embroidery and woven goods that frequently utilize a backstrap loom. Oaxaca is home to several different groups of indigenous peoples, each of which has a distinctive textile tradition. Oaxacan fibers may be hand spun from cotton or locally cultivated silk. Traditional dye sources include purpura pansa among the Huave, Chontal, and Mixtec people. The Chontal and Mazatec also utilize cochineal to attain bright red tones. According to Alejandro de Ávila B., founding director of the Ethnobotanical Garden in Oaxaca, the region’s biological diversity yields Mexico’s greatest variety of fibers and dyes, and “the technical sophistication of Oaxaca’s textiles is unparalelled in the country.” Traditional clothing items among the peoples of Oaxaca include the huipil, a women’s blouse constructed from several panels; the ceñidor, a type of sash among the Mazatec; and the paño, a Chinantec head covering. Handcrafted Oaxacan textiles employ plainweave, brocade patterns, gauze weave. Mexican textile expert Irmbard Weitlaner Johnson associates pre-Christian spiritual traditions with the presence of butterflies in Mazatec textile motifs. “To this day the Mazatecs identify the butterfly as the soul that leaves the body. They believe that the souls of the deceased have permission to come to this world once a year on All Saints’ Day and the Day of the Dead to visit their family. This is the period when butterflies are most abundant in the area and the Mazatecs consider it a sin to kill them.” Regional motifs without specific spiritual meaning, or for which disputed interpretations exist, include a class of stepped fret known as xicalcoliuhqui, which means “twisted ornament for decorating gourds” in the Nahuatl language; and the double spiral ilhuitl, whose name translates as “fiesta day.” Pre-Colonial tradition associates color with the four cardinal directions: yellow with east, red with north, blue and green with west, and white with south. Another shared motif among the region’s indigenous peoples is a rectangular ornament below the neckline of the huipil. No specific symbolism is known, but it is a frequent theme in pre-colonial codices and surviving historic textiles that remains in popular use. Traditionally, Oaxacan women wrap a red faja (a woven sash) around their waists as a protection from evil. [courtesy Wikipedia] Huichol Oaxacan Mexico Mexican Aztec Mayan Tribal Bohemian Boho Ethnic Oaxaca Colorful “Folk Art” Cheerful Colorful Hispanic Precolumbian Zapotec Mixtec Huave Chontal Mazatec Olmec Toltec Maya Goddess Quetzalcoatl “Feathered Serpent” Indigenous Native American Latin America Southwestern Western Textile Textiles Embroidery Embroidered Weaving Handwoven Beadwork Craft Crafts Village Naif Latino Latina Huipil Faja Pre-Colonial Ceñidor Paño New Mexico Santa Fe Taos Peasant Style Design Pattern Print Trend Trending Trendy Travel Traveler Well-Travelled Global Colorful Cheerful Sunny Sun Sol “Brillo del Sol” Bright Happy Primary Colors Color Green Gold Yellow Red Blue Fuschia Hot Pink Lime Black By purchasing two or more sets you can reduce marketing expenses while getting the high-quality cards that you really wanted.

Products Related to this Design

Are these business cards close but lacking that special something that you are looking for for your company’s image? Then maybe you will find what you are looking for in one of these related categories. Each category offers you an opportunity to explore the catalog offered on card-bee.com. When you find the right design you can begin editing it by clicking the “Edit this Design” button.

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• mexican
• hispanic
• bohemian
• native american
• southwestern
• embroidery

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How-To Edit Your Business Cards

The editing process couldn’t be any easier. Once you have found the card template that you want simply click on the “Edit this Design” button to begin. You will be taken to the editor. There you will be able to customize all of the aspect listed above. You can choose the size, format, and add all of your information through the easy to use interface. Any changes that you make during the editing will be reflected in the design while you work. Once you have finalized all of the details you can place your order. Printing usually completed within 24 hours. You have 30 days to return your order if you are dissatisfied with it for whatever reason.

Professionally printed custom business cards have never been easier.

1. Choose a template to customize.
2. Select your size, paper, and format options.
3. Add any details you want to your card. Even add QR codes.
   Then place your order.

Paper Types

Here is a list of available paper types.

• Standard Matte
• Standard Semi-Gloss
• Signature UV Gloss
• Signature UV Matte
• Signature Cream
• Premium Silk
• Premium Linen
• Premium Pearl
• Premium Kraft
• Premium Grey
• Premium Black
• Premium Thick