PeyotePeople
Native Folk Art
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Things are changing in Mexico. New infrastructure, cellular technology and computers are making villages once virtually cut off from the outside world much easier to connect with. This change can also be seen in the Folk Art, simple almost primitive carvings and paintings are being replaced by more intricate designs that incorporate animals and ideals that may not belong to the region. New colors and materials adapted from the outside world enable Indigenous and Mexican folk artists alike an exciting new way of expressing how their ancient traditions and beliefs fit into today’s modern world.
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marie118 on Apr 30, 2024
5 out of 5 starsI just love this one! Good communications with seller, alebrije well packaged and arrived promptly. I’m very happy with this transaction.
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Joseph on Apr 25, 2024
5 out of 5 starsReally appreciate this beautiful piece of medicine. My heart is full. Pamparios!!
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Meredith on Apr 2, 2024
5 out of 5 starsArrived earlier than expected. Very high quality and just a lovely piece of art.
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Peter N Hensel on Mar 27, 2024
5 out of 5 starsPeyote People shop always delivers great service and quality crafted alejibre power animals . These three lil bulls have me smiling today & always—-every time I look at them!
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About PeyotePeople
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Meet Santos Bautista Artist of Huichol Art. -
Julia Fuentes & her Husband Jose Juan Melchor, Both Magnificent artists of Wood Carving Alebrijes. -
Three Generations of master Rugs Loom, David, Pedro & Edmundo Montaño. -
The Peyote dance from the Jicareros who take care of the temple of San Andres Cohamiata Jalisco. -
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