Five New Mexico artists interpret chile for commemorative postcard series Fernando Padilla’s card depicts cycles of life and Pueblo culture. Vicente Telles, right, and his postcard, above. Juan Wijngaard said his postcard was inspired by old matchbox covers. Michael Toya, right, and the postcard he designed for the New Mexico Certified Chile Postcard Project. Jade Leyva likened her chile maiden to traditional corn maidens. Michael Toya postcard Jade Leyva postcard Fernando Padilla postcard Juan Wijngaard postcard Vicente Telles postcard Published August 31, 2025 - 1:00 p.m. Modified August 31, 2025 - 1:00 p.m. As featured on - A commemorative chile postcard series is coming; find out where you can find them As the smell of chile starts to fill the air, a new project by the New Mexico Chile Association aims to commemorate and spread the joy of the harvest season. collection_9e98130d-a88c-480f-8c8a-afea6c75dcb6.html
As featured on - A commemorative chile postcard series is coming; find out where you can find them As the smell of chile starts to fill the air, a new project by the New Mexico Chile Association aims to commemorate and spread the joy of the harvest season.
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