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Own a Piece of Art That Tells a Story.

More than decor, a handcrafted expression of Huichol culture and tradition.
Intricate beadwork designs that carry meaning, history, and symbolism in every detail.
A bold statement piece that brings color, culture, and conversation into any space.

★★★★★ “The detail is incredible, you can tell how much work goes into each piece.”
★★★★★ “This stands out when I wear it out, everyone asks about it.”
★★★★★ “It feels like owning real art, not just decoration.”

$75.00

Membership Price: $49.00

✓ Handmade in Mexico
✓ Easy Returns

Each set is made in small quantities.
Once it sells out, restock timing isn’t guaranteed.

What's Inside+ About the Box+ About the Artisan+

(1) Huichol Earrings
(1) Huichol Necklace
(1) Huichol Bracelet

** Colors and Designs will vary **

HUICHOL JEWELRY

Huichol is a type of beadwork art where a single layer of brightly colored beads form a distinctive geometric pattern. It is a form of “writing” that tells the stories of the Huichol culture while taking us through a magical and mythical journey through history.

HUICHOL JEWELRY

THE HUICHOL PEOPLE

Known for their intricate beadwork, the Huichol (or Wixárika) are an indigenous people of Mexico consisting of that primarily live in the remote areas of the Sierra Madre in the state of Jalisco, Nayarit, Zacatecas, and Durango, and beyond. The natural barrier of the mountains has protected the Huichol people from cultural intrusion for centuries. They strongly believe that, as human beings, we must be a steward of the Earth. All of our souls are linked and man should do his part to protect nature. Their culture and traditions still live on today.

THE HUICHOL PEOPLE

Known for their intricate beadwork, the Huichol (or Wixárika) are an indigenous people of Mexico consisting of that primarily live in the remote areas of the Sierra Madre in states of Jalisco, Nayarit, Zacatecas, and Durango, and beyond.The natural barrier of the mountains has protected the Huichol people from cultural intrusion for centuries. They strongly believe that, as human beings, we must be a steward of the Earth. All of our souls are linked and man should do his part to protect nature. Their culture and traditions still live on today.

The artesanos behind this beautifully beaded set are originally from the Wixárika community of Tateikie, San Andrés Cohamiata, municipality of Mezquitic, Jalisco, Mexico.This family run business consists of three generations. However, the younger children must wait until they’re 18 — once they’ve completed their studies — before working with the family. Your purchase helps support these family run businesses, which, in turn, helps the local communities and future generations.