Mexican Folkart

Mexico celebrates a rich tradition of popular art stretching back more than 2000 years and encompassing influences from the Olmec, Zapotec, Toltec, Maya and Mixtec cultures of ancient Mesoamerica as well as later influences from Spanish, European and Muslim traditions.
Art produced by the people is an important part of Mexican culture and reflects the regional traditions of the different areas in which it is produced.
There is great variation and duality in much Mexican folk art, it can be ceremonial or profane, humorous or serious..

Frida Kahlo Milagros	Dias de los Muertos Skull
Mexican Sugar Skull Molds	Mexican Loteria