Hoja de Maíz Cornhusk Colorful Flower Made by artisans in Guerrero, Mexico.

These vibrant flowers are crafted from the husks of corn, an artwork known as totomoxtle. Artisans begin by selecting the largest and most flexible corn leaves, which are then shaped by hand into delicate petals. Using traditional techniques, they dye some of the husks in bold colors, bringing life to each flower. The end result is a bright, eye-catching decoration that adds warmth and cultural significance to any space. A lasting alternative to fresh flowers, they’re perfect for a vase display or as a unique tabletop arrangement that celebrates Mexican heritage all year round.

Handmade

Made of the husk of a corn.

Available in different colors

Wire stems that can be bent at preference.

Sold individually

There will be color variations for their artisanal nature.

If the flower bends for any reason (this can happen after mailing/shipping), simply use a moist towel to gently bring it back to shape.

Dimensions: 7" diameter 1" tall x 10" wire stem

At Lolo—Mercadito, we are committed to acknowledging the nature of each product. With each purchase, you are getting an authentic, artisanal piece made with love by artisans from Mexico. These are artisanal products. For this reason, there might be some flaws and variations in sizing, color, and design. Note that they are not defects but a natural part of admiring handmade crafts.