Huichol Beaded Belt #13 Number:13 One of the ‘blackest’ of

One of the ‘blackest’ of the chantinii group

stiff leaves of silvery-green in an upright rosette that may reach 30 to 36 inches tall

Water it as it begins to slightly dry out but do not over water as it will cause the leaves to drop

Short stolons lets it form attractive clumps

Huichol Beaded Belt #13 Number:13 One of the ‘blackest’ ofAuthentic beaded jewelry, handmade by Huichol artisans in Mexico in the 1980's. Each piece is a vibrant link to the rich culture and connection to nature that embodies the Huichol way of life. The intricate bead work depicts many symbols common to the Huichols, such as deer, peyote, flowers, birds, scorpions, snakes and ceremonial arrows. The Huicholwho call themselves the Wixrikaare an indigenous people of western Mexico whose culture and traditions