Mexican Crafts
Mexican Talavera Frog
This quirky piece of home décor is the result of commingled craft traditions.
Merchant: National Geographic
Earrings, 'Dewdrop Daisy'
Turquoise dew bathes these radiant flowers, their petals curling into unique filigree elegance. Stunning, the earrings are cast of sterling silver by Erick Gomez in the tradition of Oaxaca jewelry. Gomez and his family craft each pair by hand, thus the size could vary slightly. .
Merchant: NOVICA
Decoupage chest, 'Beloved Virgin of Guadalupe'
Highly revered and beloved by the Mexican people, the Virgin of Guadalupe inspires Ana Maria Gonzalez to craft this decoupage chest in her honor. In 1999, Pope John Paul II named Our Lady of Guadalupe patron saint of the Americas, and she is celebrated on December 12.
Merchant: NOVICA
Pearl earrings, 'Filigree Basket'
Arching coyly to embrace filigree swirls, these delightful earrings recall the shape of wicker baskets carried to market. Each spiral silver thread reveals rich textures, while a trio of river pearls crowns the delightful design.
Merchant: NOVICA
Dichroic art glass jewelry set, 'Hearts in Love'
Embraced by silver, joyous colors fill hearts in love. Debora and Marco craft the lovely design with the extraordinary radiance of dichroic art glass. The set consists of earrings and a pendant on a stainless steel cord.
Merchant: NOVICA
Zapotec wool rug, 'Tequila Sunrise' (4x6)
Striking geometric symbols are inspired by ancestral designs seen in ancient temples. Meticulously woven of virgin wool, they grace a colorful rug. Alberto Ruiz Garc�a and his wife craft this beautiful Zapotec weaving on the handloom, naming the design "Tequila" in Spanish.
Merchant: NOVICA