dressy dresses

Mexican artisan Angel Ceron creates his interpretation of Catrina, the Grand Dame of Death that is a symbol prevalent in the Day of the Dead celebrations that honor ancestors and influential people that have passed from this world. This Catrina wears an elegant harvest gold evening dress and a wide-brimmed hat and carries a bouquet of three blue and yellow flowers. Two more blooms grace the bottom of her gown. Her skeletal figure is black with white highlights that accentuate the texture of the ceramic figurine.

Glass mosaic tiles decorate this alluring photo frame from India, handcrafted in the shape of a heart by local artisans. Kalid Ali presents this lovely piece of home decor, perfect for displaying cherished memories.

Carved from conacaste wood, elegant curl patterns decorate the frame of this wall mirror from Guatemala. Carrying on the legacy of their father, the talented artisans of the Valenzuela Family create this piece of wall decor, giving it an intriguing finish that resembles aged gilt.

Set of two unique bracelets made with waxed polyester cord in champagne macrame technique with accents of iridescent Czech beads. Crafted by artisan Carmina Giron from Guatemala, not only are they the perfect complement to your outfit, but they can also be worn separately or together to fit your fashion needs.

Warm colors of gold and brown decorate the surface of the canvas, depicting wild and abstract shapes that are full of passion. When painting, Peru's Carlos Lopez Avila hopes to translate the visions of his soul to the viewer, painting with broad, textured strokes. For this painting, the artist finds inspiration in the change of time, as older generations pass their understanding of the world down to the newer ones.

Titled "Corpus Ancestral" in Spanish.