jade

Working with hand carded and spun wool that has been tinted with natural dyes, Mario Chavez creates this pretty cushion cover. The handwoven cover features a subtle diamond patterned stripe of concrete grey against a body of sea green. One side is fringed to conceal a zipper for the easy insertion of a cushion.

Experience the splendor of Mexico’s artistic heritage embodied in this remarkable wooden alebrije figurine, a delightful portrayal of an adorable porcupine. Crafted by hand with meticulous precision from copal wood, its whimsical allure is enhanced by the cleverly crafted toothpick quills. Jade and emerald hues blend perfectly to create a visual effect that dazzles and marvels. Designed by Zeny and Reyna, this extraordinary decorative accent not only showcases the boundless creative spirit that defines Mexican artistry but also promises to breathe life into your home.

Cotton candy stars and details in jade green decorate this cotton cosmetic bag by Angelina Gomez of Mexico. The artisan weaves each yarn in a classic pattern of folk art vibes. Made to be a practical design, the piece has a zipper closure, allowing your essentials to rest in a secure place.

Perfect for genuine Oaxacan mezcal, these shot glasses with an irregular shape are colored by a wispy green mist. Each glass is crafted with blown glass techniques. "We only use alternative forms of energy - such as used oil from restaurant kitchens - to fire up the kiln, and our process is 100% handcrafted. Our designs are inspired by traditional Mexican pieces which we develop with a contemporary accent," Salime Cruces tells us. The set includes 4 shot glasses.

Fresh as spring leaves, these jade-hued fused glass hearts bring botanical beauty to the world of button earrings. Mexican artisan Fabiola Quevedo crafts each piece individually by hand, manipulating molten glass into charming heart shapes that showcase this lush green tone with clarity and warmth. The 18k gold-plated posts complement the verdant color perfectly, while their versatile nature makes them suitable for farmers' markets, patio lunches or casual Fridays, virtually anywhere you want a touch of nature-inspired artistry without formality.

By Carmen Aguilar, this enchanting top is embroidered by hand. The Mexican artisan creates a smock-style tunic with three-quarter sleeves and a tie at the neck. White cotton hosts floral and geometric motifs in primrose yellow, wisteria purple and pale jade green. It slips over the head.

Deep forest greens pool and shimmer in these striking button earrings, as if Fabiola Quevedo captured the heart of a jade stone and magnified its mystery. Each piece of fused glass locks into place through her meticulous mosaic work, creating dimension that makes the color feel alive. Perched on 18k gold-plated posts, these Mexican-crafted treasures add an unexpected pop of verdant energy to your everyday style.

Angel Cerón reveals the presence of Chalchiuhtlicue as he works with clay extracted from the state of Oaxaca. Officially authorized to replicate pre-Hispanic museum pieces, Cerón crafts a detailed statuette of this feminine deity, the female companion of Tlaloc, Aztec god of rain. The original is dated between 1325 and 1521 A.D. Chalchiuhtlicue is the goddess of lakes, rivers, fountains, seas and oceans, and thus the protector of sailors and is also known as "She with the Jade Skirt" symbolizing pure and crystalline running water. "Chalchiuhtlicue is usually depicted holding a staff representing lightning, and a bag of copal, where clouds are formed. She is revered as the female principle of life and patron of midwives and newborns," explains Cerón who though he has officially retired, he continues to pursue his life-long passion for pre-Hispanic art.