halloween jewelry

The magical mysticism of Huichol art inspires the design of this jewelry box. Deer, hummingbirds, Huichol shamans and sacred peyote flowers appear in a psychedellic feast of color. Ana Maria González masters decoupage techniques on a pinewood box with a mirror inside.

Grinning skeletons share a feast and a bottle of tequila as marigolds illuminate the scene. Ana Maria González celebrates the Day of the Dead with a colorful chest for personal treasures. In Mexico, the Day of the Dead is about celebrating the life of those who have passed away, rather than mourning their deaths. People visit graves with offerings, including altars such as the one depicted on one side of the jewelry box. It features a compartment beneath the lid and a drawer.

Part of NOVICA's Dia de los Muertos collection.

Ana Maria Gonzalez celebrates Day of the Dead traditions with the design of this jewelry box. She masters decoupage techniques featuring Mexico's lotería (bingo) cards with different skeletal images. The pinewood chest features a drawer and an upper compartment with three segments under the lid--perfect for keeping small treasures organized.

Standing atop brass feet, this distressed pinewood decorative box is created by Mexican artisan Ana Maria Gonzalez. She gives the decorative box a chest-style appearance, decorated in decoupage with the image of a colorful skeleton that wears a dapper hat. Bringing the spirit of Day of the Dead to your home, this decorative box opens to a single-compartment interior with a mirror on the inside of the lid.