mexican artwork

Mercedes Collado honors the Otomi people from Mexico with an expressionist composition made with watercolor. After choosing a vibrant color scheme, the artisan creates a painting depicting a heart with traditional motifs of the Otomi culture, famous for their textiles. The artwork is titled Corazón Otomí in Spanish and comes stretched.

Pink and purple hues let a flower spread its captivating beauty in this impressionist composition from Mexico. Artist Mariana Gonzalez uses sinuous and soft brushstrokes to create this oil on canvas painting, portraying a stunning calla lily bloom.

The artwork, titled Alcatraz rosado in Spanish, arrives signed and stretched.

Mexican artisans Fher and Armando draw inspiration from mandalas to handweave this sweet design with polyester threads in pink, yellow and copper hues. Featuring a geometric pattern, this wondrous decorative item will bring a modern and spiritual aura to your interiors, with a sturdy pine wood structure allowing you to display the artwork in all its beauty.

The colorful plumage of a stunning species adds magic to the Australian forests, inspiring artisan Nohemi Calixto. Combining the Alebrije art style with her fascination for cockatoos, the Mexican artist handcrafts this ceramic sculpture featuring multiple details and a vibrant cerise hue. On top of that, the artwork comes with a steel base that allows it to dangle gracefully anywhere.

Born in 1930s Mexico, Pedro Linares' alebrijes initiated a trend of imagination, color, fantasy and tradition that masterfully merges in their fantastic appearance. As a series of imaginary creatures with captivating characteristics, the alebrijes create an ethereal vibe in any interior, inspiring magnificent artworks like Morneo's newest watercolor painting. Continuing Pedro Linares' legacy, this expressionist composition portrays an owl in the Alebrije style, combining pink and blue hues for a magical vibe.

The piece, titled Alebrije Buho in Spanish, comes signed, stretched and on a mat.