Name: Decoupage jewelry box, Celebrating the Day of the Dead
SKU: 210332

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Celebrating Day of the Dead Unique Decoupage Multicolor Wood Jewelry Box

Ana Maria Gonzalez

(273)

Grinning skeletons share a feast and a bottle of tequila as marigolds illuminate the scene. Ana Maria González celebrates the Day of the Dead with a colorful chest for personal treasures. In Mexico, the Day of the Dead is about celebrating the life of those who have passed away, rather than mourning their deaths. People visit graves with offerings, including altars such as the one depicted on one side of the jewelry box. It features a compartment beneath the lid and a drawer.

Part of NOVICA's Dia de los Muertos collection.

$59 Wholesale

$59
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Huichol Vision Decoupage on Pinewood Jewelry Box with Huichol Theme

Ana Maria Gonzalez

(273)

Huichol cosmogony accompanies the treasures within this jewelry box. Mastering decoupage techniques, Ana Maria González crafts the pinewood jewelry box by hand, featuring a top deck with a lid, and a lower drawer.

$59 Wholesale

$59
Archangels Decoupage Wood Jewelry Box with Angels

Ana Maria Gonzalez

(273)

Ana Maria Gonzalez invokes the presence of three archangels, Gabriel, Raphael and Michael to guard treasured keepsakes. The Mexican artist uses their images through decoupage techniques to adorn this unique pinewood jewelry box.

$59 Wholesale

$59
Carlota's Secret Artisan Crafted Wood Decoupage Jewelry Chest

Ana Maria Gonzalez

(273)

Empress of Mexico from 1864 to 1867, Doña Carlota was a Belgian princess who brought Parisian flair to her new home in Mexico. Handcrafted by Ana Maria Gonzalez, this decoupage jewelry box depicts vignettes from France. The mini chest features two drawers to keep personal treasures organized.

$59 Wholesale

$59
Mexican Loteria Mexican Bingo Decoupage on Wood Jewelry Box

Ana Maria Gonzalez

(273)

Ana Maria Gonzalez finds inspiration in Mexico's lotería (bingo) for the design of this jewelry box. Featuring two drawers and a compartment under the lid, the box is adorned with decoupage. The traditional lotería includes 54 different images and numbers, and it is believed to have been brought to Mexico in 1769, when it was reserved for the upper classes. Eventually it became widely played by everyone, and is now a trademark at traditional fairs as well as in homes and schools.

$69 Wholesale

$69
Huichol Essence Huichol Cosmogony on 6-Inch Decoupage Wood Jewelry Box

Ana Maria Gonzalez

(273)

Mexico's Ana Maria González honors Huichol art with the design of this jewelry box. The multicolored composition captures the essence of the Huichol cosmogony including Werika the eagle hailed as the Huichol mother, and the deer, regarded as their brother. He is the intermediary between humans and deities. González masters decoupage techniques on a pinewood jewelry box featuring a floating deck that is perfect for earrings.

$74 Wholesale

$74
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Roses Mexico Handcrafted Floral Decoupage Jewelry Box with Mirror

Ana Maria Gonzalez

(273)

Blossoming everywhere, roses fill the senses with their color and fragrance on a summer afternoon. Ana Maria Gonzalez crafts a decoupage jewelry box of enchanting beauty, trimmed with gilt. It opens to reveal a mirror inside the lid.

$79 Wholesale

$79
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Day of the Dead Lottery Day of the Dead Bingo Decoupage on Pinewood Jewelry Box

Ana Maria Gonzalez

(273)

Ana Maria Gonzalez celebrates Day of the Dead traditions with the design of this jewelry box. She masters decoupage techniques featuring Mexico's lotería (bingo) cards with different skeletal images. The pinewood chest features a drawer and an upper compartment with three segments under the lid--perfect for keeping small treasures organized.

$79 Wholesale

$79
Thoughts of Paris Handcrafted Paris Theme Decoupage Jewelry Box with Drawer

Ana Maria Gonzalez

(273)

In 1863, Napoleon intervened in Mexico and the defeat of the French troops in Puebla is the reason behind the 5 de Mayo celebrations. Yet the French influence lives on, and Avenida Reforma in Mexico City was modeled after the Champs-Élysées in Paris. Handcrafted by Ana Maria Gonzalez, this decoupage jewelry box depicts scenes from France. The lid opens to reveal three compartments. Beneath is a drawer.

$99 Wholesale

$99
Bright Bouquet Handcrafted Floral Decoupage Jewelry Box

Ana Maria Gonzalez

(273)

Covered in flowers, this enchanting jewelry box emulates a prized antique. It opens to reveal a mirror and drawer that slide back, a central drawer, and one more that pulls open. Ana Maria González works in decoupage to create a lovely chest.

$167 Wholesale

$167
France in Mexico Handcrafted Decoupage Jewellery Box with Mirror and Drawer

Ana Maria Gonzalez

(273)

In 1863, Napoleon intervened in Mexico and the defeat of the French troops in Puebla is the reason behind the 5 de Mayo celebrations. Yet the French influence lives on, and Avenida Reforma in Mexico City was modeled after the Champs-Élysées in Paris. Handcrafted by Ana Maria Gonzalez, this decoupage jewelry box depicts scenes from France. The lid opens to reveal a large compartment, a pop-up tray and a convenient mirror. Beneath is a drawer.

$169 Wholesale

$169

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Decoupage jewelry box, 'Thoughts of Paris'

Yveline

May 22, 2025

Paris… for my daughter Nathalie

This is not the first box I bought on your site…. Thanks Ana Maria for such a beautiful made box…. Waiting for her visit, next month: she will be thrilled ! Merci beaucoup, Yveline

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Barbara

May 24, 2021

Beautiful and unique

I'm a lover of all things with a loteria and/or Dia de los Muertos theme, and this was a perfect combination of the two. It looks like an antique shop find, but is solidly and sturdily made and will last for generations. I just love it.

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Decoupage jewelry box, 'Celebrating the Day of the Dead'

Catherine

Jan 25, 2019

Beautiful little box

Beautifully made box. I wanted a small box that I could place miscellaneous small items in at my desk and this works perfectly. The lid and drawer open and close easily, but the best part is every time I look at it I smile. What's better than seeing a skeleton drinking a bottle of tequila. This is another artist that I plan on following.

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