Hilario Quezada Jr. - Dia de las Muertos - Native American Pottery Loya has placed the names

Loya has placed the names of deceased residents of Mata Ortiz on the headstones

and mask designs on the face are all an homage from a descendant to his great grandparents many times removed

Sacred Incan Snakes

The chamber is lined with the softest appearing Druzy quartz

The space in between the lizards is packed with ancient Paquime imagery with a modern feel added to it

Hilario Quezada Jr. - Dia de las Muertos - Native American Pottery Loya has placed the namesArtisan Hilario Quezada Jr. Here is the largest and most elaborate Day of the Dead pottery in my store ever. The Mexican holiday Da de Muertos (Day of the Dead ) is celebrated throughout Mexico. November 1st is a wonderful time to visit this nation to marvel at the respect and splendor descendants show to their beloved, deceased ancestors in the community cemeteries. It is a day for the living family and friends to renew their respect and love for the