Huichol art

This detail from a Huichol beaded "painting" depicts the national symbol of Mexico: an eagle holding a snake in its beak and perched on a nopal cactus. From a work exhibited at the Museo de Culturas Populares in Coyoacan, Mexico City

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The Huichol people of Mexico are expert at crafts involving the application of beads or yarn to create mosaic-style designs. Most of their artwork involves fewer than ten colors, although some pieces have as many as 50 colors.

Huichol Indian artisan at the Mexico Fest 2012 celebrations on Sept. 8, 2012 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. These celebrations commemorated 202 years of Mexican Independence.

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We invite you to try Huichol Beading - and to encourage you - we're offering 25% off all our seedbeads, shaped beads, and, just for fun - the rhinestones too! What is Huichol Beading? And how do you pronounce it? Huichol beading - pronounced wee-CHOL - is a style of beadwork originating with the indigenous

CulturalArt.org features museum quality Mexican and American Indian Art including Mata Ortiz pottery (also known as Casas Grandes pottery), Oaxacan wood carvings (also known as alebrijes), Huichol Indian Art, Mexican Folk Art, Native American Indian basketry at amazing prices. All product is sourced directly from a reputable dealers and artists with specific expertise in their subject areas.

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My 1st grade students are studying Weather and I thought this would be a fun lesson to link to their Weather Unit. The Huichol People of Mexico create wonderful art using wooden boards coated with a layer of beeswax. They push yarn into the coating of wax to create their designs. The Sun and the Moon are prevalent in their designs. I am going to use linoleum tile with an adhesive coating on the back instead of the traditional materials. I divided the one square foot of tile (purchased at a…

Peyote Ceremony by Maximino Renteria de la Cruz

yarn painting

CulturalArt.org features museum quality Mexican and American Indian Art including Mata Ortiz pottery (also known as Casas Grandes pottery), Oaxacan wood carvings (also known as alebrijes), Huichol Indian Art, Mexican Folk Art, Native American Indian basketry at amazing prices. All product is sourced directly from a reputable dealers and artists with specific expertise in their subject areas.