Products

Dimensions width x height x depth in inches. 6 x 8 x 3”

Dimensions width x height x depth in inches. 6 x 8 x 4”

Dimensions width x height x depth in inches. 6 x 9.5 x 5”

Dimensions width x height x depth in inches. 8 x 14 x 3.5”

Dimensions width x height x depth in inches. 6 x 7.5 x 4

Beautiful authentic mask from early 60s worn in the traditional dances.. 11” x 7”.

From the collection of authority on Mexican masks Jaled Muyaes..

5.5 x 7.5 x 4”  vintage 70s dance mask from village of Amaxac de Guerrero, Tlaxcala.

The glass eyes have eyelashes made from real hair.

9.5” 

 Likely made by someone for their personal use in their home.

Beautiful authentic Tastoanes mask from early 60s worn in traditional dances. 7” x 8” Ceramic.

From the collection of authority on Mexican masks Jaled Muyaes..

Beautiful authentic Moor mask from early 60s worn in the traditional dance of the Moors and Christians.. 8”  x 7”.

From the collection of authority on Mexican masks Jaled Muyaes..

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 4 x 14 x 2.5

Milagros, or tiny miracles, are small religious charms that have been used in Mexico and other areas of Latin America for hundreds of years to petitions saints for guidance, help and protection.

Milagros are made in many different shapes, from eyes, legs and arms to angels and animals. These religious charms are pinned to altars and statues of saints, the Virgin Mary and Jesus in churches throughout Latin America as prayer reminders or to thank the Saint for prayers answered.

For your home altar.

Hand Carved and painted. Milagros, size and color assortment vary

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 3.5 x 8 x 2

Milagros, or tiny miracles, are small religious charms that have been used in Mexico and other areas of Latin America for hundreds of years to petitions saints for guidance, help and protection.

Milagros are made in many different shapes, from eyes, legs and arms to angels and animals. These religious charms are pinned to altars and statues of saints, the Virgin Mary and Jesus in churches throughout Latin America as prayer reminders or to thank the Saint for prayers answered.

Hand Carved and painted. Milagros, size and color assortment vary

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 8 x 29 x 5

Milagros, or tiny miracles, are small religious charms that have been used in Mexico and other areas of Latin America for hundreds of years to petitions saints for guidance, help and protection.

Milagros are made in many different shapes, from eyes, legs and arms to angels and animals. These religious charms are pinned to altars and statues of saints, the Virgin Mary and Jesus in churches throughout Latin America as prayer reminders or to thank the Saint for prayers answered.

For your home altar.

Hand Carved and painted. Milagros, size and color assortment vary

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 9 x 37 x 6

Milagros, or tiny miracles, are small religious charms that have been used in Mexico and other areas of Latin America for hundreds of years to petitions saints for guidance, help and protection.

Milagros are made in many different shapes, from eyes, legs and arms to angels and animals. These religious charms are pinned to altars and statues of saints, the Virgin Mary and Jesus in churches throughout Latin America as prayer reminders or to thank the Saint for prayers answered.

For your home altar.

Hand Carved and painted. Milagros, size and color assortment vary

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 18 x 27 x 3.5

Joaquin Garnica is a talented woodworker and painter from Michoacán Mexico. First he hand shapes his pieces, then sands and lastly he paints an original painting on them. His pieces often depict the Virgin of Guadalupe, sacred hearts and flowers among other images. He is unusual in his use of oil paints instead of acrylics which give his artwork a glow that seems to come from within. 

Every piece is an original work of art and can vary in color and size. 

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 4 x 8 x 1.5

Joaquin Garnica is a talented woodworker and painter from Michoacán Mexico. First he hand shapes his pieces, then sands and lastly he paints an original painting on them. His pieces often depict the Virgin of Guadalupe, sacred hearts and flowers among other images. He is unusual in his use of oil paints instead of acrylics which give his artwork a glow that seems to come from within. 

Every piece is an original work of art and can vary in color and size.

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth):  13 x 11 x 5

The endlessly optimistic Montesinos family are favorite ceramic artists of ours. The joy they take in designing and producing their work come through in their fun art pieces. Their brightly colored and skillfully crafted work is informed by two themes, Dia De Los Muertos and Christianity. They are particularly well known for their beautiful and varied Tree’s of Life.

Colors and sizes may vary.

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 8 x 14 x 10”

Renown for their psychedelic use of color and intricately painted imagery, the Sosa family never fails to astonish. Their pieces are gracefully carved and always fun.

Oxacan wood carvings are whimsical and enchanting figures that have captivated collectors around the world. They are imaginative and brilliantly colored figures that have been hand carved and hand painted in tiny villages around the city of Oaxaca.

Each figure is handmade from copal wood using machetes and pocket knives. Artists carve the basic shape of a figure in a few days and then spend several days creating the fine detail. They further hand sand each piece and then spend several days in the painting process. The artists use fantasy and imagination in their intricately painted designs.  The carvings are full of movement and humor and are an authentic folk art form that knows no boundaries. 

The Sosa family has a very distinctive style. Their imagery is flooded with a multitude of colors that nearly vibrate with energy.

Each carving is an original work of art and no two pieces are identical.

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth):  11 x 9 x 5”

When Manuel Jimenez carved his first Alebrije he was the very first of what would become many Oaxacan wood carvers and a new crafting tradition was born. Today his grandson, Armando, carries on the tradition with the playful designs and bright colors the Jimenez family is so well known for .

Oaxacan wood carvings are whimsical and enchanting figures that have captivated collectors around the world. They are imaginative and brilliantly colored figures that have been hand carved and hand painted in tiny villages around the city of Oaxaca.

Each figure is handmade from copal wood using machetes and pocket knives.  Artists carve the basic shape of a figure in a few days and then spend several days creating the fine detail. They further hand sand each piece and then spend several days in the painting process. The artists use fantasy and imagination in their intricately painted designs.  The carvings are full of movement and humor and are an authentic folk art form that knows no boundaries. 

Each carving is an original work of art and no two pieces are identical.