Taxco .925 Sterling Sliver Jewelry
The craftsmen of Taxco are known throughout the world for their unique designs using silver. Most of the silver jewelry carried by Arte Mexico LLC is purchased directly from the individual artisans who develop their own designs and sell them in the marketplaces and craft shops that are found in this beautiful, colonial town in SW Mexico.
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Alebrijes - Oaxacan Carved Animals
These unique animals are referred to as “Spirit in the Wood” by the Zapotecs of southern Mexico. The figures are hand-carved out of lightweight copal wood, which has unique twists and shapes to it. Then, the craftsmen decorate their creatures. Each piece imported by Arte Mexico is signed.
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Handmade Bead Jewelry
The beadwork of the indigenous women of Mexico is drawn from ancient Aztec and Mayan symbols. Some patterns are loomed, others are free-form, stitched together to create a lacy effect. They create an array of bracelets, earrings, necklaces, key chains and purses. Common themes in these designs demonstrate the native Mexican’s reverence for nature.
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Metal Art
This uniquely Mexican art form is created in central Mexico, primarily in Tonala and in San Miguel de Allende. Each item is created from a combination of tin, copper and brass. The design is then brightly-painted or acid-etched and hand torched at a high temperature to produce colorful patterns on the metal.
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New crafts from a variety of places and from some new artisans. Stained glass and abalone from Baja, tin crafts from Oaxaca, and coconut mobiles from Guerrero. Check out selection under "Products/Special Purchases", Read more»
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SEE MEXICO AS WE SEE IT!
Every trip presents us with new art, new places, new people, and a unique way of looking at the world. Read More»
Arte Mexico Airport Kiosk
Our newly-built kiosk opened at the Tallahassee Airport on March 1, 2013. Lots of jewelry - silver and beaded -, alebrijes, tin work, leather, painted gourds, shawls and scarves. Open daily, except Sats. Come visit!»