Mexico’s tinwork (hojalata) tradition has its roots in the 1500s, when thin sheets of iron were dipped into molten tin and decorated using stamping, punching and cut patterns. The tin surface is bright, durable and resistant to rust. Mexican (and New Mexican) artists and craftspeople have used the technique for centuries to turn everyday objects into something special. Frame a small artwork, treasured memory or loved one’s photo with the folk art of Mexico.

IMPORTANT DETAILS:

• Frame size 7.5" x 5.5"
• Picture Opening 3" x 5"