Geometric Imaginations: Design and Iconography from Puebla Book by Arte Popular de Mexico

Our attempt to continue to share Mexican wisdom is here. Using the wisdom of indigenous communities in Puebla, Mexico, this book is an expression of various designs and iconography. With intricate patterns of flowers, stars, trees, rain, birds, and many other nature representations, this book is a guide and inspiration to all the beautiful and amazing handmade crafts of Puebla!

The many designs appear in textiles, paper works, and ceramic vessels, creating artistic preservations of Nahuas, Mixtecos, Otomis, Mazatecos, and other communities through their geometric imagination. Add this book to your library for great wonder or creative inspiration. This is the perfect book for the book collector, artist or anyone who appreciates learning about traditional Mexican design.

Text in Spanish

A book with iconography and designs from the indigenous communities of Puebla, Mexico

Published in Mexico

Part of Arte Popular de Mexico Book Series

Coordinated by Arturo Gomez Martinez

Soft cover

Approximate Measurements: Length 8’’ Height 10 ½’’ Width ½’’

167 pages