Craftsmen / Objet

Our Mexican handicrafts collection gathers handmade objects from workshops and artisans across different regions of the country. It includes hand-painted clay figures from Ocumicho, Michoacán, wool dolls from San Juan Chamula, Chiapas, burnished black clay mezcal cups from Oaxaca, and bags woven from palm and maguey thread.

Each technique leaves its mark on the piece: bull horn becomes spoons and scoops, tanned leather becomes bags and small stools, and wood becomes drums, maracas and yo-yos. There are also scaled candles and a calendar printed on an 1885 movable-type press.

These are crafted objects that keep traditional ways of making alive. Browse the collection and choose pieces to use, give or display at home.