Discover the Mexican Artisan Touch
Welcome to Yhoaki
Yhoaki is more than just a business; it’s a heartfelt journey inspired by my two daughters, whose names blend to create its meaning. Yhoali, which signifies "full of grace," and Yaki, meaning "God’s daughter," are the essence of everything we do.
Our mission at Yhoaki is to celebrate the beauty of Mexican culture and the incredible value of handmade artistry. Every vibrant and unique product you see is a story brought to life by a small community, a talented friend, or a native family. Each piece reflects the rich diversity of Mexico—its colors, textures, and traditions.
We hope these creations bring you as much joy as they bring to the three of us. Though my daughters were the reason I started Yhoaki, our goal is to inspire and connect with you, sharing the love and warmth that fuels this dream.
Thank you for being part of our story. ❤️
- Mayra Becerril
April 2025 Events!
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Mckinney Asian Festival
April 5, 2025 | 11am-6pm
Dr Glenn Mitchell Memorial Park
300 W Louisiana St, Mckinney, TX 75069
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Taste Addison 2025
FRI, April 25 6pm-12am
SAT, April 26 12pm-12am
SUN, April 27 12pm-6pm
Taste Addison, the iconic festival that dates back to 1993 is leaning into the arts. The culinary arts include top-notch Addison restaurants, the performing arts feature national headliners, and the visual arts are both creative and immersive.
What We Sell
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Embroidery
Cactus Baskets and Stuffed Animals
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Dolls
Representing all 31 States of Mexico with their typical dress
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Boutique
Hats, headbands, accessories and more
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Wood
Religious Images; Alebrijes
Contact Us
Hours
Monday–Saturday
10am–6pm
Sunday: 12pm - 5pm
yhoakitodoartesanal12@gmail.com
Location
Cottonwood Market
101 S Coit Rd #50
Richardson, TX 75080