From Metepec to the World: Árbol de la Vida, Tree of Life

Árboles de la Vida, translated as Tree of Life, are one of the most famous sculptures of Mexican culture that traditionally represent the biblical scene of creation. Here, we tell you all about the origin and meaning of these imposing sculptures Read more
Árboles de la Vida, translated as Tree of Life, are one of the most famous sculptures of Mexican culture that traditionally represent the biblical scene

Mexican Folk Art: Arboles de la Vida at Rancho La Puerta - Rancho La Puerta

World known master potter Juan Hernandez created this beautiful Mexican Handicrafts tree of life. At the top it has a a mermaid, the sun and the moon!

Juan Hernandez: Folk Treasures Arbol de la Vida

Tree of Life Artisanal Exhibition and Sale Center Tours - Book Now

Mexican ceramic tree of life or arbol de la vida candelabra, National Museum of Anthropology, Chapultepec Park, Mexico City, Mexico Stock Photo - Alamy

File:TreeofLifeTradTexcoco.JPG - Wikipedia

Árbol de la Vida, pieza icónica de Metepec - Capital Estado de México

Mexican Folk Art 101: The Tree of Life

From Metepec to the World: Árbol de la Vida, Tree of Life

pprofile Juan Hernandez Arzaluz – Feriamaestros

Tree of life of polychrome clay made by artisans of Metepec State of Mexico. (The images are only indicative of the variety of them) * Optional box

Árbol de la vida - Tree of life - M

Metepec Candelabra & Mexican Tree of Life: Meaning, Origin & Tradition – CARAPAN, MEXICAN ART GALLERY SINCE 1950.