creative ornament

The moon shines radiantly in Domingo Reanda's newest creation. Crafted in Guatemala, these moon-shaped dangle earrings feature a masterfully woven structure made from stainless steel and copper wires, creating a graceful illusion around the pieces. As a glamorous accent, crystal and glass beads embellish the earrings with a shiny touch, while sterling silver hooks allow easy use.

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.

Stainless steel wires are gracefully added to a drop-shaped pair of dangle earrings directly from Guatemala. Artisan Domingo Reanda weaves the materials with advanced techniques, ornamenting the design with a distinguished combination of glass beads in contrasting brown, black and golden hues, which creates a refined vibe. The pieces are also equipped with sterling silver hooks for comfortable wear.

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.