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CACTUS, Huichol Bead Art Figurine, 4.5-inch, Indigenous Folk Art Handmade in Mex
CACTUS, Huichol Bead Art Figurine, 4.5-inch, Indigenous Folk Art Handmade in Mex
CACTUS, Huichol Bead Art Figurine, 4.5-inch, Indigenous Folk Art Handmade in Mex

CACTUS, Huichol Bead Art Figurine, 4.5-inch, Indigenous Folk Art Handmade in Mex

$ 23.76

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Modified Item: No
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Handmade: Yes
  • Provenance: Ownership History Available
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Mexico
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Restocking Fee: No

    Description

    Huichol Bead Art - Saguaro Cactus
    Hand-crafted by the Huichol Indigenous Tribe
    Kinda cute, don't you think? This little cactus, just 4.5 inches in height is a nice example of the renowned beaded art work of Mexico's Huichol peoples. This colorful cactus is built on a wood frame that has been coated with bees wax and then embedded with hundreds of tiny glass beads of various shades of green and red. The beads are arranged, one at a time, to form  different geometric patterns, including stripes and flower blossoms. The cactus, like all Huichol art, is one-of-a-kind. We have four available, very similar to the ones in the pictures.
    HISTORY:
    The Huichol people are an indigenous tribe living in secluded settlements within Mexico’s Sierra Madre mountains. They are known for their beautiful Huichol art — animal figures, jaguar heads, masks and ceremonial bowls coated with beeswax, then covered in tiny, glass beads. Hundreds of beads, set in place one at a time, produce dazzling patterns derived from their ancestry and spirituality. The creation of this Huichol bead art requires a great deal of inspiration, patience and concentration, all characteristics of the Huichol Indian outlook on life.
    BUY WITH CONFIDENCE:
    I have purchased this beaded cactus and other Huichol art directly from a Huichol artisan family in San Miguel de Allende, for resale through eBay. There is no middleman, so the money I pay goes directly to sustaining the worthy artists who produce this work. Please check my excellent eBay feedback rating, and also note my
    reasonable
    shipping charges. E-mail me if you have a question. Check-out my other eBay listings for more handmade, Mexican art.
    Thanks for looking!
    PAYMENT & SHIPPING:
    I accept PayPal. Shipping for the cactus, by USPS First Class Mail is just .50. You can combine 2 - 3 items in one box to save on postage!
    I ship within 24 hours of payment; Priority Mail delivery is 3 - 4 days after that.
    (Sorry, no international bids.)
    High bidder must make contact and pay within 3 days, or the sale will be null and void.