Mexico

Standing Milagro Cross with Charms 5" x 4" x 2.5" Folk Art 179

Standing Milagro Cross with Charms 5" x 4" x 2.5" Folk Art 179 Milagros, or tiny miracles, are small religious charms that have been used in Mexico and other areas of Latin America for hundreds of...

Surfer, Mexican Skeleton, Day of The Dead Doll, Folk Art Decorations, Hand Painted, Black Wetsuit, Holding her Surfboard…

Surfer, Mexican Skeleton, Day of The Dead Doll, Folk Art Decorations, Hand Painted, Black Wetsuit, Holding her Surfboard…   This life-size skeletal figure of a Mexican musician is an...

Talavera Tibor, hand painted, La Corona Family, Puebla Mexico 5.5" x 3.5" x 3.5" Jar 24

Talavera Tibor, hand painted, La Corona Family, Puebla Mexico   5.5" x  3.5"  x  3.5"   Jar 24 Cayetano Corona Gaspariano is a potter from Mexico. The village of...

Teal Blue Wood Cross with Hand Painted Tin Floral Center 20" x 15" Folk Art 159

Teal Blue Wood Cross with Hand Painted Tin Floral Center 20" x 15"  Folk Art 159  These handcrafted crosses can be used in any Mexican or Southwest decor as inspiring wall art.

Teal Blue Wood Cross with Hand Painted Tin Flowers 14" x 10" Folk Art 170

Teal Blue Wood Cross with Hand Painted Tin Flowers 14" x 10"  Folk Art 170  These handcrafted crosses can be used in any Mexican or Southwest decor as inspiring wall art.

Three Headed Rooster by Serapio Medrano Hernandez, son of renowned ceramics sculptor Candelario Medrano.

Three Headed Rooster by Serapio Medrano Hernandez, son of renowned ceramics sculptor Candelario Medrano.  Serapio lives and works in the village of Santa Cruz de las Huertas in the state of...

Tin Cross with Our Lady of Solitude and Milagros 6 1/2" x 8"

Tin Cross with Our Lady of Conception and Milagros 

Tin Lady

Milagros derive their meanings in several ways. They all have a traditional and a literal meaning. Milagros also gain meaning through the wearer’s intentions. Your thoughts, your...

Tin Nicho Iglesia

Nichos have been used for centuries in Europe and Latin American countries as places to put religious statues and images. Tin nichos came into being in Mexico in the 18th century, when tin mining...

Tin Nicho Iglesia 1

Nichos have been used for centuries in Europe and Latin American countries as places to put religious statues and images. Tin nichos came into being in Mexico in the 18th century, when tin mining...

Tin Nicho with Vintage Photo 4 1/2" x 2 1/4"

Mexican tin works are also notable for the religious prints that occupy the frames. Taken together, the decorative tin work tradition of Mexico and the popular religious prints of the day represent a...

Tin Painted Nativity

These beautiful and brightly painted tin pieces make a great gifts. The decorative painted tin items are all hand cut, hand punched, hand etched and hand painted one at a time by Mexican metalcraft...