Mexican Loteria Mexican Bingo Decoupage on Wood Jewelry Box _artisan--novica-artisan-5358 Using handmade tools

Using handmade tools

Growing up surrounded by a family of artisans

Guatemala's Luisa Villavicencio designs an elegant long sleeve sweater that is knitted with the cotton harvested at her family's farm

which he crafts from sterling silver link chain with a single pendant on the front

the bracelet's orange hues make it a most combinable accessory

Mexican Loteria Mexican Bingo Decoupage on Wood Jewelry Box _artisan--novica-artisan-5358 Using handmade toolsAna Maria Gonzalez finds inspiration in Mexico's lotera (bingo) for the design of this jewelry box. Featuring two drawers and a compartment under the lid, the box is adorned with decoupage. The traditional lotera includes 54 different images and numbers, and it is believed to have been brought to Mexico in 1769, when it was reserved for the upper classes. Eventually it became widely played by everyone, and is now a trademark at traditional fairs as