The best place to buy Huichol Art from Mexico !

Figures: Huichol art sculptures are unique and meaningful choices that represent the rich culture and traditions of the Huichol people of Mexico. These sculptures, made with chaquira (beads) and wax on a wooden base, are true works of art that capture the essence and spirituality of the Huichol culture.

Yarn painting: Among the most interesting aesthetic manifestations of the current art scene are the yarn paintings of the Huichol mara'akate (shamans). These pieces take us on mythical paths and bring us closer to the beginning of time. But these are not just myths drawn on worsted. The vibrant aesthetics of Nierika's collection of worsted boards is the work of diverse artists, who venture along these ritual paths, and have left us in these pieces testimonies of their personal search.

Huichol (Wixarika) jewelry and accessories: Jewelry made with chaquira beads is another important element in Huichol clothing, it is worn by both women and men, especially certain necklaces and bracelets. We offer you the most complete range of Huichol handicraft accessories made with chaquira, thread and other materials, as well as diverse works and books about their culture and traditions. In accessories you can find bracelets, necklaces, pectorals, backpacks, hair clips, t-shirts, and much more.

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Handicrafts from Mexico

Crafts of Mexico.- It is a proposal to document the different techniques of Mexican crafts. Mexico and its artisans are the ideal combination that will take us on this journey so that we can recognize the origin of Mexican artisan work.

Wixárika Culture and Spirituality

The Huichol people are part of the Mexican nation. They currently live in northern Jalisco, parts of Nayarit, Zacatecas, and Durango, high in the mountains that cross these states; they live in relative isolation.