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Betus
Juan José Ramos Medrano Master Visionary Maker of "Betus / Nahual" Figures
The renown artist, Candelario Medrano (1918-1986), was one of the top figural ceramists in Mexico, creating fantastic creatures and buildings.Today...
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Mexican folk art
How Much Does Mexico Love the Horse?
The Horse holds a special place in the Mexican Society. In 1519 Cortes brought the first 16 horses to New Spain (Mexico) and later proclaimed ...
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Jalisco Pottery
Charro, Mariachi and the Vihuela a bond
The Vihuela is an integral part of Mariachi Music and Charro Culture as heard in the music and seen in Movies and Charreada.
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Art History
The History of Blown Glassware in Mexico
Mexico has long been known as a land of the master craftsman. If the master craftsman is considered an artist, then glass is a wonderf...
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Ceramic Art
What are the Pineapples of Madrigal?
Hilario Alejos Madrigal is a Mexican potter from a small town in the state of Michoacán, known for his “pineapple” ceramic wares. The name comes f...
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Mexican Art
About Uruapan, Michoacan, Mexico: The Palm Sunday Artisan Festival 2018
For lovers of the arts and culture of Mexico, few dates are as anticipated as Palm Sunday in Uruapan, Michoacan. Tianguis Artesanal de Domingo de R...
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Amate
Amate Bark Painting, new twist on ancient
Amate is a type of bark paper that has been manufactured in Mexico since the hispanic contact times. It was used primarily to create codices. Amate...
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Art
Buzmaro Pina Pina, a Unique Vision
On an unassuming street on a hillside in Morelia, Mexico, there is a small house almost hidden from view. Living and working here is Buzmaro Pin...
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Ceramic Art
Silvano Torres Cervantes, High Fire Beautiful Art
Silvano Torres Cervantes has over 30 years of experience making dishes, bowls and pots, using the high temperature pottery technique. His work is ...
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Mexican Art
Lacquerware by award winning artisan Rogelio Alonso Meza
Rogelio Alonso Meza is a 2nd Generation Lacquer ware artist and works with his son and granddaughter creating exquisite works of art. Designs of...
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Angelica Morales Gamez
New Angelica Morales Gamez Ceramics, Tzintzuntzan Ceramics
Tzintzuntzan, in Michoacan, Mexico is a small town near Lake Patzquaro. This is the home of our friend and Master Ceramicist Angelica Morales G...
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