Ephemeral Beauty made Eternal.
Crafted by two Oaxacan brothers, both disabled artists, this powerful folk art tradition uses sawdust, flowers, leaves, and bamboo to honor the departed.
Based on Isaiah Zagar’s original drawings, these are the last works of their kind.
Traditionally created as memorials, they’re meant to bring comfort to grieving homes- a way to hold space for love, memory, and mourning.
Ephemeral Beauty made Eternal.
Crafted by two Oaxacan brothers, both disabled artists, this powerful folk art tradition uses sawdust, flowers, leaves, and bamboo to honor the departed.
Based on Isaiah Zagar’s original drawings, these are the last works of their kind.
Traditionally created as memorials, they’re meant to bring comfort to grieving homes- a way to hold space for love, memory, and mourning.