Showing posts with label Mexican artistry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mexican artistry. Show all posts
Sunday, January 5, 2020
A Touch of Mexico from Talented Artists
The arts and crafts of Mexico are quite appealing.
Many sizzle with bright colors.
Others are more muted like the manger scene shown in today's post.
A dear friend in Arizona once gave me the crude, simple, yet lovely tin replica (shown below) of the Blessed Mother of Guadalupe.
She hangs out all year on the wall in my home office.
There have been many Mexican articles in our home that were purchased the past few years.
The manger scene shown in this post is one of my purchases from a vacation, long ago, into Mexico.
If there were a cabinet in a spare room, it'd be fun to keep manger scenes of every size, color, and place of origin displayed all year long.
However, it's time to start downsizing collections so guess getting a manger scene cabinet is not in the cards.
DO YOU HAVE MORE THAN ONE MANGER SCENE?
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