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| The Huichol Indians (pronounced Wee-chol) are a shamanic culture of Uto-Aztecan people inhabiting the remote Sierra Madre Mountain range in Mexico that despite threats from outside influences have miraculously survived into modern times. It is the rich Huichol cultural legacy of native spirituality, symbolism, music, folklore, plant knowledge and profound religious insight that spills over into the beautiful jewelry and artwork that they make. Each piece is an exquisite arrangement of tiny colored glass beads stitched into intricate patterns of geometric and animal designs that have been passed on for generations. This is extremely time consuming and detailed work and we have a exclusive arrangement with a co-op composed of a few of these tribes that do the highest quality of this art. We pay fair prices and are proud of our ability to help keep this tradition alive and thriving. |
For more information and phone orders, please CONTACT US or call us 888-442-4095
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Huichol Artisans. Karen Bautista & Herminio Díaz
Here are some sample photos of this art.
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12127 Mall Blvd. Ste. A-103 Victorville, CA 92392 (888) 442-4095 Toll Free Number in U.S.A and Canada International calls:(011 - 52 -376 -766 -53-22)
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