The Tecuan mask is an element that is part of the Tecuan dance, which is one of the most popular dances of the Nahua culture of Guerrero; tells the story of a wild jaguar who eats people and kills a series of domestic animals with his whip. Some hunters are chasing him, while a doctor tends to the injured, and the vultures wait above. Finally, the hunters kill the jaguar and take it away. The dance actually symbolizes the combat between human beings and the forces of nature in search of the protection of crops. The aim is to scare away damage and attract rain for the crops.
This special edition is hand painted by artisans from Ocumicho Michoacán.
·Color: Various Colors
·Material: 100% Leather
·Technique: Hand Painting and pottery
·Community: Ocumicho, Michoacan
Código de producto:112656
Guía de tallas
MÉXICO
S
METRO
l
SG
A NOSOTROS
4
6
8
10
Reino Unido
8
10
12
14
UE
38
40
42
44
JAPÓN
7
9
11
13
CINTURA
26-28″
28-30″
30-32″
32-34″
TALLE BAJO
34-36″
36-38″
38-40″
40-42″
CADERAS
36-38″
38-40″
40-42″
42-44″
BUSTO
32-34″
34-36″
36-38″
38-40″
SCULPTED LEATHER / SAN FRANCISCO OZOMATLAN, GUERRERO
Tradition in which leather and acrylic paint are used to form handmade masks that are part of "the dance of the Tecuanes", which is one of the most popular dances of the Nahua culture of Guerrero.
It actually symbolizes the combat between human beings and the forces of nature in search of crop protection.The festival takes place on May 3 in the feast of the Holy Cross, which consists of bringing an offering to the top of the Tepehuizco hill, and then marching in procession to the town's church, all accompanied by music and dance.
HAND PAINTING AND POTTERY /OCUMICHO, MICHOACÁN
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We wanted to focus on the incredible craftsmanship of the artisans which we collaborated with on our new collection: “Collectivity”. We call “Cross Pollination” to the exchange of techniques and know-hows from indigenous towns, so we invited Zenaida Rafael Julián and his son, Sergio Alejandro, who own a remarkable polychrome clay workshop in Ocumicho, Michoacán, to paint the bags made by the Nájera family in Guerrero.
Thanks to their invaluable talent and the mix of their techniques, this is a special edition in which every bag is a unique piece of art on its own.
Colors, Textures & Pre-Order
Our products are made in creative and productive collaboration with Mexican artisans. Their elaboration involves manual processes that generate variations in colors and textures. It is important to note that the actual color of the garment may vary from the color shown on the screen.
For products or variants that are available only on request (pre-order) we ask that 3 to 4 weeks of production be considered, in addition to the shipping time.
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