PP1288 Great Huichol Hand Beaded Cast Resin Deer Skull,By Florencio Lopez.

Description

Dear friends and clients, during these
difficult times we have had to make a
number of adjustments to our business
model, to compensate for the closing of
our 3 locations in Puerto Vallarta
Unfortunately as this crisis continues we
have found that another adjustment must
be made to ensure the level of service
that everyone has come to expect from us
so with you, our friends in mind, we are
now offering FREE express DHL or Fedex
shipping on everything over 0 including
multiple purchases that add up to 0 or
more.Bull Skull are unfortunately not
included.
Dimensions
Height: 7.5 Inches; Width: 5.5 Inches; Depth: 10.5 Inches
Welcome to Peyote People, my name is Kevin and together with my wife Beatriz we run a small gallery in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico that works directly with the Huichol Indians that live in San Andres Cohamiata, Jalisco. We believe that the artist is just as valuble as the art; every piece that we sell is marked with the artist name and has a stamp that states their tribal affiliation which adheres to the 1991 Indian Arts and Crafts Act. Wholesale inquires welcome.
Florencio Lopez Carrillo is the only son of Don Jacinto Lopez Ramirez, a great shaman who was well documented in the 1970's and is featured in the 1978 book 'Art of the Huichol'. Jacinto and his family including Florencio are considered to be one of the most important families in the commercialization of the bead art. Florencio is by trade a politician, he has served his community as sheriff or commisario, and was the municipal delegate of his community. Because of his expirience we have gone to great lengths to import special Czech #13 glass beads for him to use in his work. For those who are not familiar with the micro bead, it is just about half the size of the regular bead that is commercially available here in Mexico. The detail that Florencio is able to create with this mirco bead is absolutely astounding. Florencio's work should be cherished not only for its artistic value but also because he is actually involved in the preservation of his cultures traditions.