Welcome to the Inland Valley Central Tlacatonatiuh website. Our Central consists of MeCha chapters in Mt.SAC, Cal Poly Pomona and local high schools in El Monte.

Jorge Encisco, born in the state of Jalisco, was an outstanding figure in the bustling cultural and political life of Mexico city in the post revolution 1920's. Most of the designs found on this website are from the surfaces of "malacates" spindle whorls like the one illustrated in the Mexican pictorial manuscript called the Codex Vindobonensis, these objects of baked clay, in the form of receptables are circular, in section and have a circular hole through their center. Malacates are found in the oldest Mexican archeological digs and were very common just before the conquest.

This website is a work in progress of course, so we will be filling out the links below as more content is created. Be patient with us and check back often. Next central meeting will take place in early March.

Here are some links of interest you may find helpful.

News from the Inland valley chapters and their members

Check out our online photo album of past events

This is a brief schedule of upcoming events