Mixtec Enamel Pattern Brooch-Amarillo VF ) will have been lost

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each colour version limited to 35 pieces

This quail is created after the 'Golden Quail' and shows Rubí's excellency both in accuracy

a tradition celebrated during Carnival and the Dia de los Muertos in Izúcar de Matamoros in the Mixteca region of Puebla

A work by Agustin Cruz Tinoco showing a past rural scene in Oaxaca

Mixtec Enamel Pattern Brooch-Amarillo VF ) will have been lost5. 5x3. 5 cm Coloured enamel 24K gold plated Designed by Studio Oaxacaoriginal Numbered edition. Mixtec 1 1 1 1 35 The Mixtec were famous for their jewellery, especially for the use of gold and turquoise (turquesa). For this reason the brooch is called Mixtec. The brooch is an expression of the freely used geometry and colour commonly found in contemporary Oaxacan woodcarvings.