Huichol - Yarn Paintings & Bead Work

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 96 x 72 x 1

Concept: Milagros Seattle

Artisans: The very well studied & extremely renowned Shaman Artist Jose Benitez Sanchez's family 

Representation: Mother Nature giving birth at its purest form.

Large Huichol painting suitable for corporations, ranch homes, offices, restaurants, public places, personal space etc. 

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals .The yarn paintings reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life.

Collapsible into six 24” x 48” paintings for ease of shipping.

Hangs on the wall.

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 10 x 20 x 13”

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals. The yarn paintings and beadwork imagery reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life. 

Tiny glass beads have been set individually onto a layer of modern glue in designs sacred to the Huichol Indians.

Base Body: Fiber 

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 

Height of tallest piece: 16"

Width of widest piece: 12"

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals. The yarn paintings and beadwork imagery reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life. 

Tiny glass beads have been set individually into a blend of beeswax and pine resin in designs sacred to the Huichol Indians. 

Base material: Ceramic

Additional Features: Set of 10 pieces

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 14 x 42 x 9

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals. The yarn paintings and beadwork imagery reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life. 

Tiny glass beads have been set individually into a blend of beeswax and pine resin in designs sacred to the Huichol Indians. 

Base material: Wood

Additional Features: Hangs on the wall.

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 25 x 12 x 14.5

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals. The yarn paintings and beadwork imagery reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life. 

Tiny glass beads have been set individually into a blend of beeswax and pine resin in designs sacred to the Huichol Indians. 

Base material: Paper Mache

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 12 x 15.5 x 8

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals. The yarn paintings and beadwork imagery reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life. 

Tiny glass beads have been set individually into a blend of beeswax and pine resin in designs sacred to the Huichol Indians.

Base Material: Fibre 

Additional Features: Hangs on the wall

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 48 x 24 x 1

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals. The yarn paintings and beadwork imagery reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life. 

Additional Features: Hangs on the wall

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 48 x 24 x 1

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals. The yarn paintings and beadwork imagery reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life. 

Additional Features: Hangs on the wall

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 19 x 11.5 x 9

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals. The yarn paintings and beadwork imagery reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life. 

Tiny glass beads have been set individually into a blend of beeswax and pine resin in designs sacred to the Huichol Indians.

Base material: Fibre

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 10.5 x 25 x 6

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals. The yarn paintings and beadwork imagery reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life. 

Tiny glass beads have been set individually into a blend of beeswax and pine resin in designs sacred to the Huichol Indians. 

Base Material: Fibre

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 24 x 24 x 1

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals. The yarn paintings and beadwork imagery reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life. 

Additional Features: Hangs on the wall

Artist: W/O Jose Benitez Sanchez

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 24 x 24 x 1

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals. The yarn paintings and beadwork imagery reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life. 

Additional Features: Hangs on the wall

Artist: W/O Jose Benitez Sanchez

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 15 x 11 x 6.5”

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals. The yarn paintings and beadwork imagery reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life. 

Tiny glass beads have been set individually into a blend of beeswax and pine resin in designs sacred to the Huichol Indians. 

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 24 x 22 x 17 

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals. The yarn paintings and beadwork imagery reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life. 

Tiny glass beads have been set individually into a blend of beeswax and pine resin in designs sacred to the Huichol Indians.

Base Material: Skull 

Additional Features: Hangs on the wall. Detachable horns.

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 16 x 12 x 8

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals. The yarn paintings and beadwork imagery reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life. 

Tiny glass beads have been set individually into a blend of beeswax and pine resin in designs sacred to the Huichol Indians. 

Base Material: Fibre

Additional Features: Hangs on the wall

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 24 x 24 x 1

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals. The yarn paintings and beadwork imagery reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life. 

Additional Features: Hangs on the wall

Artist: Family of Jose Benitez Sanchez

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 24 x 24 x 1

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals. The yarn paintings and beadwork imagery reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life. 

Additional Features: Hangs on the wall

 Artist: F/O Jose Benitez Sanchez

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 48 x 24 x 1

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals. The yarn paintings and beadwork imagery reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life. 

Additional Features: Hangs on the wall

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 13 x 12 x 5

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals. The yarn paintings and beadwork imagery reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life. 

Tiny glass beads have been set individually into a blend of beeswax and pine resin in designs sacred to the Huichol Indians. 

Base material: Fibre

Dimensions in inches (Width x Height x Depth): 16 x 16 x .5

The Huichol Indians are a proud indigenous people found in the Sierra Madre regions of Nayarit and Jalisco. They have no written language and communicate with the spirit world through symbols and rituals. The yarn paintings and beadwork imagery reflect the Huichol culture and their sacred traditions and beliefs. The sale of their yarn paintings and beadwork enables them to maintain their way of life. 

Tiny glass beads have been set individually into a blend of beeswax and pine resin in designs sacred to the Huichol Indians.

Base Material: Wood