ceramic sun

Majestic as the sun and resilient as the iguana spirit, Nohemi Calixto's newest creation invites you to life with a vigorous sentiment. The artisan uses a palette of vibrant hues on this ceramic wall art of mystic inspiration, bringing each little detail to life through expert brushstrokes.

Let your interiors be filled with the vibrant essence coming from this ceramic wall art by Mexico's Nohemi Calixto. A bold palette of red and orange hues decorates this sun and moon-themed piece, foretelling a passionate destiny.

May the night be full of passion and tenderness! Artisan Nohemi Calixto of Mexico hand-paints this mystic moon made from ceramic in a palette of bold red, orange and yellow hues to infuse your ambiance with a flaming aura.

Wearing an ornate headdress with quetzal plumes, a Maya priest speaks, his words represented by speech glyphs. An oceotl or jaguar crowns the man, also speaking. The fierce spotted cat was thought to have sacred powers and, in the language of the Chol Maya, the name balam means both "jaguar" and "priest." The feline was believed to be the cause of both the lunar and solar eclipse, which resulted when the jaguar bit into the moon or the sun.

Artisans from the Angel Cerón Artisan Association work in yellow clay from Oaxaca, coloured with mineral tints.

The Saga of the Ayar Brothers, telling the origins of Cusco, gives life to a sublime series of decorative vases that pay homage to the ancient Empire of the Incas. Titled Ayar Manco in honour of the surviving brother that sunk his golden cane on the sacred mountains, Peruvian artisans Rolando and Luis' creation comes in a cylindrical shape imitating the classic kero vases, all embellished with a warm palette that enhances each geometric motif typical of the Andean region.