The art of the Chaquira (beadwork)

The Chaquira (beads) has been part of the Huichol culture and Mexican crafts from time immemorial .
Jose Manuel Carrillo , a Cayetano Nayarit indigenous craftsman, worked with Jarritos to show the exquisite and delicate technique behind each piece made with beads . Learn the process and the beauty of this tradition.

[@teeteeone]

So neat!

[@Original_mexican_street]

Wow que gran trabajo
Que es la masa con la que pegan la chakira

[@mariadoloresnietoespinar6604]

gracias eres el unico que de verdad enseña la tecnica

[@celesterodriguez9135]

This is so cool🔥🔥🔥
I love it

[@abbstractedmind]

Este video me sirvio como terapia. Que lindo es el arte de mi gente.

[@laetitia2686]

Magnifiques couleurs !!!

[@JGunlimited]

How do the beads stay on? For example lets say it gets a bit warmer and the wax starts to soften?

[@oscarhernandez-yp1eh]

JG the beads stay on because the wax is sticky,ur not supposed to have the art piece near a hot area or direct sun light other wise the beads will come off.

[@user-mj7ro9rs4f]

HEY
WHERE I CAN BUY GLASS BEADS
GRACIAS

[@perri_6]

They look like size 11 Czech seed beads. They come in hanks (group of 12 strands of beads tied together).
Just Google those key words and you'll find a seller.

[@flormorena3778]

@@perri_6
Thank you 😊
I was also curious as to what size seed beads were used. 🌸