"Muñequita Lupita de Olinalá" "Little Doll Lupita of Olinala"

This doll, is inspired in the mexican dolls called "Lupita", the purpose was that every little girl can have a doll (in that time they were made of porcelain and were very expensive) so Lupitas were born made by paper.

This Lupita, can move her arms, and legs.

I hope you enjoy it

"Vestido" "Dress"

This pieces in cardboard crafting, have little flowers in the skirt of the dress. It's inspired in the femenine coquetry.

"Frida, con su vestido aqui cuelga..." "Frida, with her dress here hang my dress..."

This piece in cardboard crafting is an tribute to our famous Mexican paintor Frida Kahlo. This time Frida wear the dress painted in his paint "Here hangs mi dress", "Aqui cuelga mi vestido".

"Primavera de Herrería" - "Spring ironcraft"

This piece of jewelry is inspired in filigree, a heritage of the hispaniards teaching of working gold and silver, but mostly inspired in the "herrería" ironcraft of many old houses in Mexico. The floral motives, is a tribute to the vast fauna we have in Mexico.

Collar "muñequita Lupita" "little doll Lupita necklace"

This little version of the little mexican dolls called "Lupitas" can move her arms and legs too, and you can use it as a necklace.

"Cajita xochimilca con calaveritas de azucar" "Little Xochimilca box with sugar skulls"

This jewelry piece is a little "nicho" box that has inside of it, little sugar skulls. In mexico the day of the death (Nov 1 and 2) are days of celebration, remebering our love ones who aren't any more with us. It's a real fiesta, and food is an important part of this celebration. Sugar skulls are one of the candies specially made for this fiesta.

Collar "Catrina" / "Catrina" necklace