Francisco Toledo’s kites represent a unique fusion between contemporary art and Mexican folk tradition. More than objects to play with, they are aerial canvases that narrate the mythology of Juchitán and the imaginary of one of Mexico’s most important visual…
At DeCorazón México, we celebrate the cultural richness of our country through art. Today we would like to introduce you to an exceptional piece that embodies the tradition of the Day of the Dead and the artisanal mastery of Oaxaca:…
Magdalena Pedro Martínez is much more than an artisan. Her work represents not only aesthetic beauty, but also a deep connection to the history and culture of her community. Through her hands, clay comes to life, transforming into unique pieces…
Corn, more than a simple grain, is the very essence of Mexico. Its history is intertwined with that of its native peoples, their beliefs and their art. On September 29th, Mexico celebrated National Corn Day, a date that invites us…
Oaxaca is a melting pot of culture and art, a place where ancestral traditions intertwine with contemporary creativity. In the heart of this vibrant city stands the Macedonio Alcalá Theater, a historic venue that recently celebrated its 115th anniversary. The…
Juan Quezada Paquimé Introduction: The legacy of Juan Quezada Mata Ortiz pottery, an artisanal treasure from Chihuahua, Mexico, is much more than just ceramic vessels. It is the story of a man, Juan Quezada, who with his ingenuity and perseverance,…
In the heart of Oaxaca, black clay is not only a craft: it is identity, memory and art. Born from the Zapotec land and molded by centuries of tradition, this clay acquires its purest form in San Bartolo Coyotepec, a…
At DeCorazón México, we are deeply committed to the preservation and dissemination of the artisan traditions that reflect the cultural richness of Mexico. From ancestral pottery to contemporary folk art, we honor the master artisans who, like Macrina Mateo Martínez,…
In the adjoining areas of the Sierra Madre Occidental, where the arid rocks draw the landscape with golden and ocher colors and the shadows of the clouds mark the slow passing of the hours, there is a small town of…
By: Chandra Martínez Day of the Dead, a joyful celebration of life through death, accompanied by the cornucopia that overflows with sugar skulls and papier-mâché skulls, papel picado, flowers, incense, fruit, samples of Mexican gastronomy, elements offered to remember and…
