The Catrina Icons by iLaCatrina span across diverse collections, each celebrating unique aspects of Mexican culture, heritage, and identity. From the Elements of Essence collection, which embodies the natural forces of Earth, Water, Fire, and Air, to the Voices of Mexico collection, which honors the stories and legacies of revolutionary women, mariachi music, and ancient civilizations, these icons showcase the rich tapestry of Mexico’s traditions.
Each Catrina is a masterpiece of symbolism and artistry, blending intricate designs with meaningful narratives. Whether drawing inspiration from nature, history, or cultural expression, these icons represent the harmony, resilience, and creativity that define the Mexican spirit, making every collection a vibrant tribute to the beauty and depth of Mexico’s heritage.
The Elements of Essence collection by iLaCatrina celebrates the fundamental forces that shape life, culture, and identity. Each Catrina in this collection captures the harmony and interplay of these elements, showcasing their role in both the natural world and the cultural essence of Mexico.
Catrina “Quetzalcoatl” is an artistic portrayal of the “Feathered Serpent”, a deity in Aztec culture and literature.
Element of Fire is signified by candles in the ofrenda and depicted by Chantico Catrina, the goddess of fire.
Reflected in the ofrenda by produce and represented by Chicomecoatl Catrina, the Aztec goddess of agriculture, sustenance, and fertility.the papel picado.
Represented by a glass with liquid and embodied by Chalchiuhtlicue Catrina, the Aztec deity of water.
The Fantastical Offerings collection by iLaCatrina is a captivating tribute to the mystical and spiritual traditions of Mexico. Each Catrina in this collection embodies a unique facet of Mexican folklore, faith, and imagination, blending vibrant artistry with profound symbolism.
The Voices of Mexico collection by iLaCatrina honors the enduring spirit, history, and cultural legacy of Mexico’s people. Each Catrina in this collection represents a vital aspect of Mexican identity, from the resilience of revolutionary women to the vibrancy of mariachi music and the grandeur of ancient civilizations.
