traditional sculpture

The famous Catrina—an icon of femininity and tradition in the celebrations held in honor of the Day of the Dead—arrives in a lovely floral dress that evokes the glory of Mexico's spring season. Master artisan Jorge Escamilla captures the icon's enigmatic and vibrant beauty in a ceramic sculpture painted by hand in a palette of pink hues. The piece also holds a little plate in one hand, symbolizing nurture.

Lady Catrina is ready to enjoy the Day of the Dead and the summer season with a sublime pink dress adorned with floral details, all crafted and painted by master artisan Jorge Escamilla from Mexico. Inspired by the joyous days in the region, the artisan uses ceramic to craft this charming sculpture that portrays this graceful lady on a sunny day, eating a watermelon piece.

Since that fantastical adventure experienced by Pedro Linares in a fever dream, alebrijes have brought joy to the world through their colorful and intense designs. This time, the Zapotec Dream Family Workshop draws inspiration from this traditional Mexican style and handcrafts a marvelous sculpture from copal wood. The artwork depicts a cute carnation cat on a green bench, all embellished with floral and geometric motifs that make it unique.