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Huichol Indian Beaded Cat in Red, Blue & Silver

$95.00

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Category: Beaded Masks and Figures Tags: animals, cat, Huichol
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This cat is created with many wonderful color combinations.   The tiny chaquira, or seed beads, are applied by coating the surface of the ceramic form with a beeswax mixture called campeche. The beads are then applied one by one using a needle. The vision of the artist comes to life as the beads are  applied. The beading is perfect with every bead in place.  This can easily be seen by hovering over each image where it will expand, showing the incredible detail of this art.  Smaller size 15 beads are used instead of larger size 11.  The level of skill and artistry required to use these beads is amazing.

The symbols on the cat are peyote, deer and maize (corn) in blue, red and silver.  It is stunning!  It is 4.25″ tall and 3.25″ wide.

Seen in real life this cat comes to life and is imbued with the Huichol connection to the spirit world.

SEE THE HUICHOL ART PAGE FOR AN IN-DEPTH EXPLANATION OF THESE PARTICULAR HUICHOL INDIANS AND THEIR ART.

For international shipping, ask for a quote through the contact page.

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Weight 5 lbs
Dimensions 5 × 4 × 4 in

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Viewing the Art & How it is Made

The tiny chaquira, or seed beads, are applied by coating the surface of a carving or bowl with a beeswax mixture called campeche. The beads are then applied one by one using a needle. The vision of the artist comes to life as the beads are applied.

The beading is perfect with every bead in place. This can easily be seen by hovering over each image where it will expand, showing the incredible detail of this art.

The images may also be clicked to bring up a slideshow of enlarged images. Because smaller size 15 beads are used – called ‘microbeads’ – instead of the larger size 11, greater skill and artistry is required. The quality of the beading is unsurpassed!

Take care not to place this art in hot direct sunlight or near a hot lamp. This may soften the beeswax. Otherwise, with gently handling, this art will stay in perfect shape.


SEE THE HUICHOL ART PAGE FOR AN IN-DEPTH EXPLANATION OF THESE PARTICULAR HUICHOL INDIANS AND THEIR ART.

International Shipping

For international shipping, please ask for a quote through the contact page.

Mexican & Latin American Art

  • Huichol Folk Art & Jewelry
    • Beaded Crosses
    • Beaded Jewelry
      • Beaded Bracelets
      • Beaded Earrings
    • Beaded Masks and Figures
    • Beaded Ornaments
    • Beaded Prayer Bowls 'Jicaras'
    • Yarn Art
  • Huichol Native T Shirts
  • Peruvian Gourd Ornaments

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