the artist uses acrylic on canvas to create this captivating folk art composition of intricate beauty
hand-painted floral and vine motifs and five coats of lacquer for extra gloss and protection
This design by Peru's Maritza Oviedo boasts a blend of cotton and viscose that guarantees a gentle touch against the skin while its unique triangular shape adds versatility as it allows you to wear it as a shoulder cover or draped around the neck
adding a long row of fringe that dangles elegantly below the round mirror
Handcrafted by Mexican artisan Martha Lopez out of a mix of chestnut and mushroom brown cotton thread
Handcrafted Mexican Barro Negro Ceramic Wall Cross - Little Flower of Luck Folk Art the artist uses acrylic onMargarita Revilla, a master artisan versed in malleable materials, produces this charming wall cross in her Jalisco workshop through an exhaustive process. This cross has ample care and purpose put into its creation, with the artisan firstly impressing the design into clay, burnishing to give it a striking black finish, drying it for two weeks, then baking it for three days to arrive at completion. Incorporating a floral design on the cross, Revilla
