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This clay sculpture of Mexico's first indigenous president was hand crafted by Pilar Hernandez in 2004
Turquoise stones are said to bring success to those who wear it
they are favored by more and more
Pantaleón's great-great-granddaughter who today carries in her hands the responsibility of perpetuating the profession that her ancestors have been in charge of exalting in the last two centuries
Using Ken Edwards handcrafted dinner plates
Zapotec Handwoven Wool Rug 9” x 77” ZP57 Pottery Mug Ken Edwards This clay sculpture of Mexico'sThese handwoven 100% wool mats are made by the Zapotec people in the village of Teotitlan Del Valle in Oaxaca, Mexico. The yarns are hand spun, hand dyed, and hand carded. Most dyes used are organic natural dyes made from leaves, berries, rocks and even insects. Beautiful work.
