Moving from New Mexico to somewhere flatter usually means giving up the mountains on the horizon. These gifts from New Mexico are for someone who made that move and still misses the view.
They're all in our New Mexico gifts collection.
One honest note: these aren't made in New Mexico. We keep plain blanks in stock in our workshop in Hilton Head, South Carolina, and engrave the New Mexico design after you order. If you want something made in New Mexico, a local New Mexico shop or maker is the place to order from.
For the holidays
Merry Christmas From New Mexico
The Merry Christmas From New Mexico leatherette ornament arches the words over the state shape, with the state name in script and a laurel wreath underneath. It's a thin, shatterproof disc, 3 3/4 inches in black, blue or brown, so it's the easiest thing here to mail in December. It also comes in slate and wood.

The mountains they left
For someone who misses the mountains, the skylines keep them in the picture. The Albuquerque slate ornament has the Sandia Mountains behind the city, and the Santa Fe slate ornament has the Sangre de Cristos. Both come in wood too: Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
For the new house
A wall sign
The Land of Enchantment wall sign is 10 by 10 inch leatherette in blue or brown, with the state outline, a roadrunner, cactus and pines. It's ready to hang out of the box. The Albuquerque and Santa Fe skylines come as signs too.
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Coasters
The New Mexico slate coaster set comes as a single coaster or a set of 4, 6 or 8, in natural slate, 4 inches across and a quarter inch thick, with hand chiseled edges and foam pads on the back. Home Sweet Home, with the state shape as the O in HOME, says where home still is. Every coaster in a set carries the same design.

For a birthday
The Land of Enchantment water bottle is 32 oz insulated stainless steel in black or white, with a flip top and a built-in straw. Hand wash only.
Shipping to another state
Everything is engraved after you order and ships within 1 to 3 business days. Coasters and ornaments ship in a protective sleeve, and boards and wall art in a plain box, so if it's a gift, have it sent to you first and wrap it. Add carrier transit time, especially in December.
See everything on the New Mexico collection page.