Celebrate the warmth, creativity, and spirit of Mexican culture with this charming handmade nicho featuring two elegant Catrín Cocineros (Gentleman Chef Skeletons). Rich in personality and handcrafted detail, this framed shadow box captures the joyful artistry often associated with Día de los Muertos traditions and Mexican culinary heritage.
Each nicho is carefully handmade by artisans in Mexico using traditional barro (Mexican clay) techniques. The figures are individually hand-painted and adorned with glitter accents and miniature decorative elements that bring texture, movement, and vibrant character to every scene. Protected behind a clear glass window, this collectible folk art piece is perfect for displaying on a wall, shelf, tabletop, or bookcase.
A flavorful tribute to Mexican folk art and cocina tradition
Product Details:
- Origin: Handmade in Mexico
- Material: Traditional Mexican clay (barro), glass, hand-painted details, glitter accents
- Design: Shadow box nicho featuring two “Catrín Cocineros”
- Size: Approximately 5” Wide x 4.75” High x 1.5” Deep
- Display: Includes hook for wall hanging or freestanding tabletop display
- Feature: Hand-painted and individually decorated by Mexican artisans
- Note: Each nicho is handmade and one of a kind. Variations in colors, adornments, glitter details, facial expressions, and decorative elements are part of its authentic artisan charm.
Ordering Note:
You may choose the main color theme and portrait style when available. Due to the handmade nature of these pieces, additional details such as adornments, accessories, and decorative accents may vary from the photos shown. If you are searching for a very specific variation, please contact us before placing your order and we will gladly work with our available artisan inventory.
Bring home a playful and heartfelt piece of Mexican folk art that celebrates food, family, tradition, and remembrance.
Hecho en México. Each one a tribute. Each one a treasure.