Showcasing our taste of Día de los Muertos folk art

This Halloween, bring art into your home from our collection of Day of the Dead-inspired folk art. From table top displays, to wall hangings and more, celebrate this holiday with a taste of art.

Mexican ceramic figures, Peruvian retablos and even a paper-mache devil... folk art inspired by Dia de los Muertos is colorful, deeply meaningful and full of (the after) life. Our collection of one-of-a-kind pieces features notable artists including: 

• The Ortega family, including Gerardo from the state of Jalisco, Mexico, with their brightly painted figures and pieces such.

• Craftspeople from Ocumicho, Mexico who specialize in clay figures including devils, mermaids, saints, sun gods, and drunks. 

• Nicario Jiménez, an internationally renowned artist from Ayacucho, Peru, whose work has been exhibited across the U.S. 

Our paper mache devil is a vintage example of cartonería, which the Museum of International Folk Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico recently exhibited.