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Trecena 11:1 Mono

This piece is designed in clay with sculpting and modeling resins, aproximate size of 30 cms high by 88 cms in circunference and a weight of 2,70 kgs.... More Info Less Info







Artistic reproduction from the Aztec culture in wich divinatory aspects are detailed about the activities that men born on this day would develop, as well as their of envolving and the way of rheir dead.

In this thirteen the following is detailed:

Those who were born here had to be brave names, but they had to die in war. The first day, Mono, is associated with games and art luxury, lazzines and debauchery. The prognosis for this thirteen is generally good.

 This is an ornamental vase, is not for food, drink or exposure to water, fire, etc.



Trecena 15:1 Casa

Made of ceramic 28 cms in height, 55 cms in circumference, 2,70 kgs in weight. Certificate made on amate paper, endorsed by INAH (National Institute of Anthropology and History) México. Descriptive craft box in high density micro corrugated cardbord.... More Info Less Info







Those who were born here, were to be rich and later poor. 

The first day; Casa; represents domestic life, the security and happines of the home, but also darkness, oblivion and intrigue. The divine tip of the arrow is the EAGLE WOMAN, the one to died in childbirth and became goddess, the one who returns at night at the crossroads, as a frightful ghost and thge one who encourages men to be brave in war. Its is adored by partners. The flowery tree, symbol of the wise rulers and the brotherwood of a beautiful past.



Xoloitzciuntle Black Gray

This piece is designed, sculpting and modeling in black clay.... More Info Less Info







Our pieces are made individually from their mold, steps to shine (100 percent by hand) and finally sgraff them.
Black clay is of diverse origin, but it is known that Zapotecs and Mixtecs worked with perfect mastery of black clay.
The shine of black clay has its origin when it is discovered that by using a piece of quartz on a freshly baked ceramic pot, it could obtain a very special and precious shine.
Once the polishing of these pieces is finished by hand, they begin to be sgraffito (consists of making small incisions on the piece, so that the lower cover is exposed, making it seem that it would be the work of a painting over the black of the vessel .
This technique used in our products is different from the openwork technique, which is the one that you can find more easily in Mexico.

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