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Inspired by the beautiful ceremonial songket weaving of Bali, artisan Dini creates this lovely shoulder handbag that is perfect for everyday use. Expertly hand woven from cotton, the front of the bag is decorated with an eye-catching array of geometric motifs in a variety of cheerful colors. The bag opens with a zipper to reveal a black cotton interior and two zippered pockets that are ideal for smaller items.

The sacred feathered snake, Quetzalcoatl, also visits Pedro Linares' fever dream, inspiring Esteban Hernandez to create this stunning alebrije sculpture in honor of Mexico's heritage. The artwork, made from sturdy copal wood, features the deity of knowledge and arts in a vibrant palette of viridian, plum, redwood and yellow hues adorning its feathers with a traditional pattern.

Inspired by the constellations, this pretty top featureshints of stripes and geometric stars in shades of blue and brown. Petite glass beads trim the neckline and sleeve opening adding a hint of sparkle. The V-neck finishes withdouble buttons while the back has an asymmetric seam with slight gathers for a relaxed fit. This lightweight breezy cotton tunic top pairs perfectly with jeans or layer it under a jacket for cooler nights.

Designed by Mexico’s Angel Pena and crafted using traditional Taxco silver techniques, this extraordinary men’s pendant depicts a skull adorned with intricate patterns. But it’s no ordinary skull as it is meant to represent the skull of the goddess Tlaltecuhtli, an important deity associated with the earth in pre-Columbian Mesoamerican mythology. Often called the “Earth Monster,” she played a crucial role in the Aztec creation myth. According to their beliefs about the fifth and final universe, the world was formed from Tlaltecuhtli's torn-apart body. Bring cultural significance and unique style to any look with this remarkable accessory.

Tlaloc, the revered Aztec deity of rain, fertility and water, is masterfully brought to life in this striking ceramic wall mask by the talented members of Mexico’s Angel Ceron Artisan Association. Handcrafted from traditional Oaxacan yellow clay and painted with care, this captivating accent depicts the mighty god crowned by an elaborate headdress in natural clay tones accented with coral red details. The dimensional mask showcases intricate geometric patterns and symbolic elements that honor ancient Mesoamerican artistry, while a convenient hanging loop on the reverse allows you to display this conversation-starting tribute to one of the most important deities in the Aztec pantheon on any wall in your home.