2. GENERATIONAL TRADITION COLORS AND PATTERNS
Wixárika art is a traditional
indigenous art form from Mexico,
practiced by the Wixárika people, also
known as the Huichol. It is
characterized by its vibrant, intricate
designs and its use of spiritual and
cultural themes.
In Wixárika art, color and pattern play
an important role, with each beaded
design carrying spiritual and cultural
significance. The use of vibrant colors
and intricate patterns serves to bring
to life the beauty and power of the
natural world and the spiritual realm.
Aurelio Carrillo / Jalisco, MX.
First generation Artist going to College
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3. Wixárika Beaded
Bull Head
21"x21"x12"
$1,089.00
The bull head
represents strength,
power, and abundance.
The head of the bull
may be shown in
profile, with
exaggerated features
such as large horns
and an intricate mane.
In Wixárika culture,
the bull is associated
with the sun,
fertility, and the
power of nature, and
its depiction in art
serves to honor and
pay respect to these
qualities.
Wixárika Beaded
Bull Head
21"x21"x12"
$1,089.00
"El Toro Guapo"
Bull Head
"El Toro Bravo"
4. Black Jaguar
The black jaguar is a
powerful and revered symbol
in Wixariká culture,
representing strength,
agility, and wisdom. In
Wixariká art, black jaguars
are often depicted as
stylized, abstract
representations with bold,
black outlines and vibrant,
colorful patterns filling in
the shapes. The black jaguar
is a central figure in
Wixariká art and is
considered to be an
embodiment of the power and
beauty of nature and the
spirit world.
"Emanuel" El
Jaguar Negro
Wixárika Beaded Paper
Mache
15"x9"x7.5"
$928.00
5. ALAVERAS
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Ceramic Skull
covered with beads
5.5"x3.5"
$300.00
"Jose Calavera"
Ceramic Skull
covered with beads
4.5"x3"
$280.00
Ceramic Skull
covered with beads
6"x4"
$320.00
"Moto Calavera"
"Calavera de Azúcar"
6. ORIGINS HAND PAINTED
Amate paper is made from the bark of
the fig tree.
The origin of this form of art dates
back to pre-Columbian times, and it was
used as a means of communication by
indigenous peoples.
The art is characterized by its vibrant
colors, which are created by hand-
painting the paper with natural dyes,
and the delicate and precise details of
the designs. Amate paper art is
recognized as a symbol of Mexico's rich
heritage and artistic tradition.
Samuel Aviles / Guerrero, MX.
Four generation family with art as their main source of income
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7. "El Rodeo" "Turquesa" "Amor Azul"
Amate Paper
12.5"x8.5"
$250.00
Amate Paper
16.5"x13"
$272.00
Amate Paper
16.5"x13"
$272.00
8. VES DEL PARAÍSO
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Amate Paper
16.5"x13"
$272.00 ea.
or
$490.00 for both
Aves del Paraíso
1 & 2
11. FOLK ART HAND EMBRODERED
Tenango art is a traditional Mexican
folk art style that originated in the
Tenango de Doria area of Hidalgo state,
Mexico. It is known for its bright
colors, intricate designs, and bold
geometric shapes.
The art is typically created using a
combination of hand-embroidery and
applique techniques, and features a wide
range of subjects, including animals,
plants, people, and everyday objects.
Imelda Vázquez / Hidalgo, MX.
A cooperative of indigenous people working to preserve the art
of hand embroidery
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15. THE ARTIST
Jesús has a natural talent for art and
has been passionate about painting since
he was young. Despite facing challenges,
he taught himself and honed his skills
through practice. As a result of his hard
work, he has gained recognition both
nationally and internationally and his
artwork is now displayed in various Latin
American locations.
Jesús Fonseca / Jalisco, MX.
ELF-THAUGHT /PAINTER
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"KATRINA
CEMPASUCHIL"
Oil in Canvas
20"x28"
$888.00
16. Growing up in Mexico City and Colorado,
Carla recognized the value of maintaining
ties to her heritage and supporting artists
who have been traditionally marginalized
and overlooked. As a result, she founded
Mi Casa Azul and established a fair trade
system for direct purchases from artisans.
Founder & Curator: Carla Colin
I CASA AZUL LLC
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¡GRACIAS!
