With a toothy smile and a wagging tail, a small white pup prepares for Mexico's Day of the Dead celebration. Miguel Zambrano works in papier mache to depict the xoloitzcuintli, a cheerful, barkless dog prized by ancient man. Sculpted in clay as funerary offerings, they accompanied their masters in death to aid the soul in crossing rivers of blood along the road of the dead.
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I appreciate the care and authenticity in this little figure. And hes super cheerful on my bookcase. Thank you.
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Vibrant colors celebrate the fascinating fauna who inhabit the realms south of the border in this soulful salute to nature. Bravo!
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āI learned to do it by watching my grandparents; my entire learning process was by observing what they did."
āI am Miguel Zambrano, originally from Guadalajara, Jalisco, and I create figures with papier mache.āMy grandparents were founders of Parque Morelos... read more