Upcoming Events

Hello Everyone,
I plan to be one of the permanent vendors this year at the Los Ranchos Growers Market on Rio Grande, just north of Chavez Rd.

Summer Market opens May 1, and held on Saturday mornings, from 7 to 11 a.m.

New Offerings this year, sleeveless mid-thigh length vest in batiked rayon, and my new line of Scrubs with Flair - Global Wear. These are scrubs (the kind medical folks use) but made from ethnic fabrics, such as batiks, African prints, Inonesian prints, 100% cotton. Not your boring "teddy bear" scrubs.

Hope to see you soon!
Ginger Quinn

TIJERAS ARTS & CRAFTS MARKET
488 E. Historic Route 66
Village of Tijeras
10 a.m. - 5 p.m. most Sundays
through October. This is such a charming
venue with live music, a pleasant place
to come spend some time on Sundays.
It's also open Saturdays.

GLOBALQUERQUE WORLD MUSIC FESTIVAL
September 24 & 25th
National Hispanic Culture Center
4th and Bridge, Albuquerque

Goddess Garb

Goddess Garb is created in rayon that is batiked in Bali. It's comfortable, easy to care for and washable in cold water. Great for travel!

NEW TO GODDESS GARB! Roomy & Comfortable Harem Style Pants $40 For inquiries and orders, please email goddessgarbbyginger@yahoo.com



They fit many body types
and heights, have an elastic
or drawstring waist with side pockets, are fringed at the ankle and are comfy enough to sleep in at night!

Hi Ginger!
I bought a kimono at the Farm & Ranch Sunday and just love it. Your work has such good energy. Is there a place to buy it online? The little mud cloth purse is wonderful too.(scroll down) Hope to run across you again.
Dedri Quillin

Kimono Style Jacket $56 For inquiries and orders, please email goddessgarbbyginger@yahoo.com


Goddess Garb is not just a piece of clothing it is a living statement of an individual's personality. Ginger achieves that with her style of design and colors.....when
I wear her garb
I always get a lot of attention and people stop me on the street.....now that is a statement!
Isabella Rojo, RojoTours & Services




Kimono Style Jacket over Poncho Style Blouse

I enjoy the Goddess Garb so much and feel attractive and free when
I wear it. People are always giving me compliments on how pretty I look. I find it is quite appropriate for me to wear socially, casually, and professionally.
Constance Gehring, Acupuncture, Etc.


Poncho Style Blouses $40 For inquiries and orders, please email goddessgarbbyginger@yahoo.com


Ginger's Goddess Garb collection provides me with a wardrobe for all seasons and occasions. I always feel like I'm wearing something special. I love the variety of colors and patterns and how forgiving and flattering all the styles are. They have replaced just about everything else in my wardrobe. I'm always getting compliments about what I'm wearing, even from passersby on the street.
Carole Shephard, Medical Editor

Mixed Fiber Garb

These mixed fiber jackets are trimmed with African mudcloth or other ethnic fibers. They are a heavier weight than the rayon kimono style jackets, and thus suitable for the chillier days and evenings of fall and spring.
Most jackets have pockets. Some are adorned with cowrie shells or ostrich shell beads. Each one is a totally unique one-of-a-kind!

Mixed Fiber Jackets ~ Prices vary according to fabrics used For inquiries and orders, please email goddessgarbbyginger@yahoo.com






Bogolanfini (“Bo-ho-lahn-FEE-nee”), which translates as “mud cloth” is a long established tradition among the Bamana,
a Mande speaking people who inhabit a large area to the east and north of Bamako in Mali. Hand-woven and hand-dyed mudcloth uses a centuries old process using numerous applications of various plant juices/teas and mud to dye the hand woven cotton. The dark black color is the part where mud has been used as the dye. The lighter brown and beige tones come from leaves, bark and other plant materials
as the dye.
Traditionally, Bamana women made the mud cloth. Bogolanfini, for Bamana women, has always been an essential component in the marking of major life transitions, such as birth, marriage, and death. Bogolanfini is a living art form, with techniques and motifs passed down from generations of mothers to daughters. Bamana hunters also wear Bogolanfini in the form of red mudcloth laden with leather amulets, forceful visual symbols of the supernatural powers believed necessary for successful hunters to possess. Each piece of mudcloth tells a story. No two pieces are alike and each pattern and color combination has a meaning. The symbols, arrangements, color and shape of the mudcloth reveal secrets. The mudcloth is also used to define a person’s social status, character or occupation. Bogolanfini is an expression of Malian national identity and a symbol of belonging to African culture.

Garb Accessories

Fabric Collage Handbags $18 to $24
For inquiries and orders, please email goddessgarbbyginger@yahoo.com


















Some of these bags are small enough to be worn around the neck (perfect for cell phones). They are adorned with various combinations of beads, shells
and rustic treasures found on my walks.

Reusable Journal Covers $15 For inquiries and orders, please email goddessgarbbyginger@yahoo.com












These reusable journal covers are a collage of a unique collection of ethnic fabrics and trims. Some are also adorned with rusty treasures found on walks or with African shells. The cover fits a 7.5" x 9.75" school composition book. When your journal is used up, a composition book refill can be inserted.

Spirit Dolls $20 For inquiries and orders, please email goddessgarbbyginger@yahoo.com




These dolls will bring a smile to your face 8~) They are dressed in exotic, ethnic fabrics and some are adorned with beads and milagros. Perfect for El Día de los Muertos!

The Day of the Dead (El Día de los Muertos or All Souls' Day) is a holiday celebrated in Mexico and by Latinos (and others) living in the United States and Canada. The holiday focuses on gatherings of family and friends to pray for and remember friends and family members who have died.

Milagros (also known as an ex-voto or dijes) are religious folk charms that are traditionally used for healing purposes and as votive offerings.

Greeting Cards from $4 to $8 For inquiries and orders, please email goddessgarbbyginger@yahoo.com


Unusual fabric & paper collage greeting cards are hand-signed by Ginger. These frameable greeting cards make great gifts and are blank inside for adding your own special message. They are 4.5" x 7" and include an envelope. Absolutely fabulous for any occasion!