Mexican artisans want credit for latest Carolina Herrera designs In the small central Mexico mountain village of San Nicolas, indigenous artisans are outraged by the similarity between fashion house Carolina Herrera's latest collection and the animal and floral designs indigenous Glafira Candelaria's mother and grandmother first created decades ago. The Mexican government has accused the designer of "cultural appropriation," and the 59-year-old Otomi woman views it as a blatant rip-off of her traditional wares. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES