Mixed Media Wall Art: Woven Paper Hand Painted PeacocksThis beautiful piece combines traditional amate painting and bark paper weaving. The handcrafted bark paper is made in San Pablito,Puebla, in Mexico using ancient pre Columbian methods of paper making. At the center of the piece, there are colorful handpainted peacocks. The off white paper strips are woven individually when the paper is still wet. Beautiful! Read more about the history and creative process. Frame not included. Origin: Puebla

From it hangs another delicate string of papel picado

Her robe is adorned with Mexican milagros

you can see Cristo's three-part body structure: head

the tradition was to paint the story on a piece of tin or metal

a small wooden crate is packed full with more roses in every shade

Each flipper is painted with crisp geometric forms that suggest motion through water

painted a warm salmon pink

butterflies

Superb red cat wood sculpture by Neri & Soledad Cruz

What might seem a mismatch instead becomes a poised equilibrium: the head’s geometry suggests alert intelligence

Neri & Soledad create some of the most beautifully painted woodcarvings in Oaxaca just take a look at the perfect painting of this figure

it took two years to produce and has never been replicated