Yes. Every piece in our collection is handmade by individual artisans in Mexico. We do not carry mass-produced or factory-made items. Each product listing identifies the artist and their region of origin.

Huichol art — also known as Wixáritari art — originates from the indigenous Wixáritari people of the Sierra Madre Occidental mountains in Jalisco and Nayarit, Mexico. It is created by pressing thousands of tiny glass beads or yarn into wax-coated surfaces to form vivid geometric and spiritual imagery.

Mata Ortiz pottery comes from the small village of Juan Mata Ortiz in Chihuahua, Mexico. Every vessel is hand-coiled, hand-polished, and hand-painted by a single artist — no molds, no wheels, no mass production. The tradition was revived in the 1970s by Juan Quezada and is now recognized internationally as a fine art form.

Yes. We ship across Canada and the United States with free standard delivery on orders over $99. Expedited shipping options are available at checkout.

Absolutely. Catrina figures make memorable gifts for anyone who appreciates Mexican culture, folk art, or Día de Muertos traditions. We carry a wide range — from small decorative pieces to large collector sculptures — at a range of price points.

Each product listing includes the artisan’s name, their community or region, and details about the technique used. We source directly from artists and cooperative workshops, cutting out intermediaries entirely. If you have questions about a specific piece, our team is happy to provide additional provenance details.