Art That Inspires

Art has a way of finding us, often in the quietest, most unexpected places.

A handwoven textile, a painted clay vessel, a burst of color on a city wall. These pieces aren’t just beautiful, they carry memory, meaning, and a sense of belonging. 

Through my journey working with heritage brands, I’ve seen how art becomes a living thread, connecting generations, preserving identity, and evolving with us. Heritage doesn’t stand still; it moves, travels, adapts. This page is a tribute to the makers and traditions that continue to shape and inspire me. May what you find here move something in you, too

Joao Cosmo Félix Dos Santos also known as ” Nino”, wood and paint, Brazil

Armando Jimenez, alebrije polar bear; Arrazola, Oaxaca, Mexico

Bronze Olla Vessel, bronze pot with lizard motif; Mexico

Fortino Mota, sterling silver cuff bracelet; Taxco, Mexico

Teodora Blanco, Santa María Atzompa, Oaxaca, Mexico, Female Figure with Ollas, 1972, clay, red slip. Collection of the Tucson Museum of Art. 

Salvador Teran, mosaic and brass pepper plates; Taxco, Mexico

Hilario Alejos Madrigal pottery biznaga pot
Late 20th century; Michoacán, Mexico

Maria and Jacobo Angeles, hand painted copal wood carvings; Oaxaca, Mexico

Irma Garcia Blanco, ornate clay figure, Santa Maria Atzompa; Oaxaca, Mexico

Matilde Poulat and Ricardo Salas, Matl Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion in Tonaya sterling silver santos figure; Mexico City, Mexico

Jose Bautista Carillo, “Birth of the Rain Goddess, Ariwami,” 20th century, Huichol

Matilde Poulat, silver rose and dove motif necklace; Mexico City, Mexico

Los Castillo, silver-plated cream jug; Taxco, Mexico

Olga Blinder ” A Mi Maestra” Woodcut in colors on thin tissue paper; Paraguay 

Figural animal vase by Dulces Melero. Redware pottery vessel by Ana Trillo. Redware roadrunner pottery vessel by  Guillermina Corona. Turkey pottery vessel by Elias Pena. Mata Ortiz; Mexico

Sergio Bustamante, paper mache and paint; Mexico

Pedro Friedeberg, “Loteria Canina” Screenprint in colors on paper; Mexico 

Jan Barboligo, Chicharra Earrings 

I have far too many inspirations to fit on one page, but this is where I’ll keep sharing them, one piece at a time. Come back often, there’s always more art, more story, and more beauty waiting to be added.