Sacramento artist preserves tradition of Mexican paper mache doll making with art therapy

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Ramona García hosts workshops to teach others about the history of the traditional Mexican paper mache doll, which grew in popularity during the Mexican Revolution, and incorporates art therapy to promote mental health.
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3 окт 2023

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@mr.bobatea2691 9 месяцев назад

I am so interested in these dolls I'm actually making one out of clay and making a plaster cast out of it

@ClepsidraSideral 8 месяцев назад

They're called Lupita dolls and are still popular in Mexico. It is better to buy from artisans because they're made with the original method (which is not paper mache -paper clay), but cartonería, similar to cartapesta. Also, the designs are very particular and traditional.