huichols art

Working in the tradition of Huichol artistry, Adriana Trejo creates these beautiful waterfall earrings. She strings colorful glass beads by hand to create two circular shapes with beaded waterfalls below.

"Proud of my Mexican roots, I designed this series of 10 coloring postcards featuring the masks of fantastical animals and other creatures. They are inspired by the many clay, paper and wood masks found throughout Mexican artistry," explains Alejandra Aceves. She includes 10 original and different coloring masks inspired by Mexico's millenary cultures including those of Olmec, Maya, Zapotec, and Huichol origin, as well as others from traditional feasts, such as Day of the Dead skulls.

The set of 10 postcards arrives in an acrylic box with information about Aceves' project. Inspired by the illness she lives with, she realized that the symptoms diminished when she concentrated on drawing. Her wish is for others to enjoy being able to relax while coloring her postcards.

Wearing a floral crown in her hair, the portrait of Mexico's most famous artist, Frida Kahlo, is immediately recognizable in this pair of dangle earrings. Mexican artisan Adriana Trejo designs these earrings, crafted by hand from petite beads of glass in the style of Huichol handicrafts. Frida wears an orange blouse.

Working in the tradition of Huichol artistry, Mexican artisan Adriana Trejo creates these beautiful dangle earrings. She strings petite glass beads by hand to create two circular shapes with beaded waterfalls below, featuring a vibrant rainbow palette.

Adriana Trejo crafts bright and cheerful earrings that combine with everything. She works with tiny glass seed beads, placing them one at a time, and displaying the medallions on sterling silver hooks.