What is tree of life mexico?

The Tree of Life (Arbol de la Vida in Spanish) is a traditional ceramic sculpture in Mexico, primarily found in the state of Puebla. It is a unique folk art form that dates back to the 19th century and represents various cultural and religious elements, showcasing the artist's creativity and imagination.

The Tree of Life features a tree trunk with branches and leaves, where different animals, plants, and religious symbols are displayed. The sculpture symbolizes the connection between heaven, earth, and underworld, representing the ancient Aztec cosmology.

The process of creating a Tree of Life involves molding clay, painting and glazing, and then firing the sculpture in an oven to give it a shiny and solid appearance. The artisans use different colors, designs, and patterns to represent their local cultural beliefs and traditions.

The Tree of Life Mexico has gained international recognition, and many artists have been awarded for their unique and exceptional artistic creations with it. Today, several workshops, artisan markets, and museums in Puebla display a wide variety of Trees of Life for the public to appreciate and purchase.