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Alebrije, a handcarved piece of art  made from wood then partially painted by hand by artists from Oaxaca. Intervened by Wixarica artists, adding  indigenous symbology in the form of glass beads (chaquira) placed one by one  by artist from the hills of Jalisco & Nayarit. Fusion of art created by MUFASA. 

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Presenting a handcrafted Jaguar made in black clay from Oaxaca (barro negro), adorned with glass beads (chaquira) carefully placed one by one by a talented artist from hills of Jalisco & Nayarit. 

Reach out to MUFASA today to customize your own one-of-a-kind art piece!

This is  the pillar of our brand. There are none available at the moment. This was the first MUFASA ever made and it features barro negro, chaquira, and Swarovski Crystals.  

Contact MUFASA directly on his cell to personalize this item. +1 (951) 499-8239 

Discover a stunning handcrafted traditional horse made in black clay by potters from Oaxaca (barro negro), adorned with glass beads (chaquira) meticulously placed one by one by a talented artists from the hills of Jalisco & Nayarit. 

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Explore a breathtaking handcrafted human heart made in black clay (barro negro) from Oaxaca, embellished with meticulously placed glass beads (chaquira) by a skilled artist from the hills of Jalisco & Nayarit.

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Handcrafted Xolo, a well known prehistoric dog & companion. Made in black clay (barro negro) from Oaxaca & Glass beads (chaquira) placed one at a time by artists from the hills of Jalisco & Nayarit. Fusion of art created by MUFASA. This item is carefully designed by master potters and features intricate designs on both black pottery and chaquira work. 

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Virgen Mary lovingly handcrafted in barro from Oaxaca & glass beads (chaquira) placed one at a time by artists from the hills of Jalisco & Nayarit. Fusion of art created by MUFASA. 

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Introducing an astonishing handcrafted elephant made in black clay and chaquira. Designed by master potters, this piece showcases intricate patterns on both the black pottery and chaquira work, with exquisite Swarovski crystals adding the perfect finishing touches.

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A Jaguar head made in black clay (barro negro) from Oaxaca, embellished with glass beads (chaquira). This exceptional fusion of artistry is created by MUFASA and showcases intricate designs crafted by master potters on both the black pottery and chaquira work. 

Contact MUFASA today to personalize your own unique art piece!

What a privilege it is to serve

pro athletes! (Yes, we do that)

Mufasa has had the pleasure of

customizing helmets, footballs,

and jerseys.

We customize items for any

sport.

Contact us to place your

special order!

Football, basketball, baseball, any ball chosen by you. Rep your team!

Artists from the hills of Jalisco & Nayarit will place glass beads (chaquira) one at a time with the color coordination of your choosing. Fusion of art created by MUFASA. 

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Pick the instrument of a loved one, yours, or one to gift. Perpetuate that instrument for generations. 

Our Wixarica artists will place glass beads (chaquira) one at a time, creating beautiful symbiology and giving your instrument a life of its own. 

Wixarika artistry and energy expressed in symbology. These one of a kind necklace & earring combinations are made with very small beads called chaquira. Each bead is placed by hand one at a time by our artist from the hills of Jalisco and Nayarit.  Their vision truly creates an amazing piece of art that can be worn for any occasion! 

Wixarika (also known as Huichol) artistry is renowned for its vibrant and intricate beadwork, particularly using tiny beads called chaquira. This traditional craft is more than just a decorative art form.

The symbology in Wixarika beadwork often includes representations of natural elements, animals, and spiritual concepts. 

Wixarika, also known as Huichol, artistry is celebrated for its vibrant and intricate beadwork, particularly crafted using tiny beads called chaquira. This traditional art form is much more than mere decoration; it embodies a deep expression of cultural and spiritual symbols that are integral to the Wixarika people's beliefs and worldview.