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Paperbon Studios

Neon Flowers

Neon Flowers

$55.00 AUD
$55.00 AUD
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A beautiful mix of nature and geometry in this mini vase, showing that two worlds can mesh into one.

Ceramic vase with Japanese glass beads influenced by Mexican Huichol style, where each individual bead is hand placed on the art piece. Due to this process, each piece is unique and plays with different patterns and colours.

A percentage of proceeds from this piece will go towards helping build a better tomorrow.

 

Please keep in mind that this vase is for decorative purposes only and should not be filled with any liquid, or materials that will seep into the surface.

Materials

Ceramic
Japanese glass beads
Water-based non-toxic glue
Non-toxic acrylic paint

Shipping & Returns

Returns are not accepted on this product.

Please refer to our Refund Policy for full terms and conditions.

Dimensions

7.5cm (H) x 6.25cm (W)

Care Instructions

Please keep artwork away from direct sunlight and extreme weather.

If your art piece becomes dirty, gently wipe it with a soft cloth and avoid getting the piece wet.

For more information please visit our Care Guide.

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Traditional Art Form with a Modern Twist

Wanting to share this beautiful art style from her Mexican heritage with the world, Paulina has taken the base of this art form and created pieces with a modern twist, still conveying feelings and ideas through every delicate placement of a glass bead.

  • Where is it from?

    The Huichols are an indigenous people who mostly live in the mountainous areas of northern Jalisco and parts of Nayarit in north central Mexico. The symbols they use to decorate art pieces serve as a form of preserving ceremonies, myths and beliefs of the ancient Huichol religion.

  • Meaning behind patterns

    Every design and pattern has religious, symbolic or cultural significance for the Huichol people- their beautiful artwork tells stories keeping their culture alive.