Experience the captivating fusion of two iconic Mexican art forms with our Mexican Barro Negro Calaveras adorned in exquisite Huichol art. These unique calaveras blend the rich traditions of barro negro pottery with the intricate beauty of Huichol beadwork. With half of their faces adorned in vibrant Huichol designs, these calaveras are a striking representation of Mexican artistry, bridging the past and present in an exceptional display of cultural heritage. Add these remarkable pieces to your collection to infuse your Dia de los Muertos celebration with the spirit and creativity of Mexico's artistic legacy.
Huichol Calaveras
Handmade with Huichol artwork, these calavera skulls make a stunning addition to your Dia de los Muertos altar.
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Features:
• Small skull measures 3.5in x 3.3in
• Large skull measures 5.3in x 5.5in
• Handcrafted artistry
• Intricate designs
• Guaranty replacement if arrives damaged
• Imported from Mexico
Experience the captivating fusion of two iconic Mexican art forms with our Mexican Barro Negro Calaveras adorned in exquisite Huichol art. These unique calaveras blend the rich traditions of barro negro pottery with the intricate beauty of Huichol beadwork. With half of their faces adorned in vibrant Huichol designs, these calaveras are a striking representation of Mexican artistry, bridging the past and present in an exceptional display of cultural heritage. Add these remarkable pieces to your collection to infuse your Dia de los Muertos celebration with the spirit and creativity of Mexico's artistic legacy.
This beautiful Catrin couple is hand-painted by Gustavo Rodrigo Ramirez, a Nahuatl artesano who learned to paint from his father. The meticulous detail is evident in each brushstroke, the bright colors forming a beautiful contrast, sure to bring the right touch of color to your altar.
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Day of the Dead Catrin figurines are handcrafted by skilled artisans using clay as the primary material. The process begins with shaping the figurine's body. Then, intricate details such as floral patterns and jewelry are carefully added to the figurine's clothing. After the figurine is assembled, it is left to dry, ensuring durability. Once dried, the artisans meticulously hand-paint each Catrina, applying vibrant hues to the face, eyes, lips, and other features. The finishing touches may include adding accessories like hats. The result is a stunning and unique Day of the Dead Catrina figurine, a beautiful embodiment of Mexican culture and artistry.