Mestiz is a vibrant & disruptive creative studio that thrives on syncretic ventures with regional artisans.

We believe in crafting designs that engage in profound dialogues with the context and history of each community we work with. Utilizing natural materials such as palm, wood, ceramics, wool, and wicker, we infuse every piece with the essence of its place of origin.

Our practice is a living testament to the merging of traditions. Our pieces are an embodiment of cultural syncretism, where diverse influences converge to create something entirely new. We're proud to be torchbearers of this legacy, breathing life into each creation.

Wild Objects.

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Textiles

We create wool creatures inspired
by regional birds and other animals endemic.

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Ceramics

We handcraft wild pottery from large plant pots to small vessels.

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Wicker

The forms and shapes of our lampshades are allusions to the flora found in central Mexico

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Wood

Wood Fauna inspired by the figures and symbols of rural baroque.

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Tule

A sensorial immersion into San Miguel’s craftsmanship.

Wild Spaces.

2024

El Charco

denver art museum. colorado, usa.

An immersive installation where materials are transformed into wild furniture, skillfully crafted to reflect their natural environments and guided by a colorful cosmovision.

2024

Mare Nostrum Fantasía

dolce & Gabanna GEN-D. Milan, italy.

In this dreamlike realm, a crab and a seagull entwine in an eternal dance, where hunger dissolves into the impossibility of being consumed.

Dos Soles

Rockefeller plaza. new york, usa.

2023

Public Installation for Casa Dragones during the celebration of México Week & Día de Muertos in New York. A project built by Mexicans in a bilateral handcrafted collaboration between Tequisquiapan & East Harlem.