Huichol beading

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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

Authentic Huichol beaded bowls are made from gourds

These beautiful beaded egg ornaments were made by pressing tiny glass beads into natural beeswax spread over a paper-mache form. Bead art is made in limited quantities by the Huichol people of southwestern Mexico.

Peyote is a cactus which contains mescaline, one of the classic psychedelic chemicals. Native North Americans have been using peyote for religious purposes for around 5,000 years. It is native to southwestern Texas and Mexico. Peyote art, art that is influenced by the visions from the peyote experience, is abundant in the Huichol culture of…

Celebrate the vibrant heritage of Huichol art with these remarkable beaded dachshund sculptures. Handcrafted from natural clay and intricately decorated with thousands of tiny Huichol beads, each sculpture showcases the artistry and spiritual significance of one of Mexico's oldest indigenous art forms. Each bead is meticulously placed using agave needles, creating captivating geometric designs that hold deep cultural meaning. The patterns depicted are symbolic representations of the Huichol…

Huichol is a type of beadwork art where a single layer of brightly colored beads form a distinctive geometric pattern. Descendents of the Aztecs, The Huichol people are a tribe from the remote villages of Jalisco and Nayarit regions of Mexico. They’re the only indigenous speakers of Wixárika. Made to communicate with ancestors, the techniques for creating Huichol beaded art originally started with materials made from bone, clay, stone, coral, seeds, turquoise, and jade. Although new…

Huichol beadwork earrings.

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

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