Handmade La Rosa Lotería Nicho
This nicho has La Rosa from the Mexican card game Lotería. Rosita, Rosaura, come, as I want you here now—as the game is played the cantor calls the verse associated with the card they have pulled. Framed in blue it hangs in a glittery pink background, the color of romance and love.
Lotería, a game of chance, takes its roots from 15th century Italy and was brought to “New Spain” in 1769. It was a hobby of the upper classes but eventually became tradition at Mexican fairs. Each card is attributed to a riddle but has evolved in Mexican/American culture to be associated with the tarot and divination.
Nichos are dioramas often made with household items and are part or extensions of household altars and traditionally act in protection, or in devotion to saints or ancestors. Contemporary nichos have expanded into more non-traditional subject matter, including the secular or the humorous.
Measurements are: 1.5” X 1.5” X .04”
This nicho has La Rosa from the Mexican card game Lotería. Rosita, Rosaura, come, as I want you here now—as the game is played the cantor calls the verse associated with the card they have pulled. Framed in blue it hangs in a glittery pink background, the color of romance and love.
Lotería, a game of chance, takes its roots from 15th century Italy and was brought to “New Spain” in 1769. It was a hobby of the upper classes but eventually became tradition at Mexican fairs. Each card is attributed to a riddle but has evolved in Mexican/American culture to be associated with the tarot and divination.
Nichos are dioramas often made with household items and are part or extensions of household altars and traditionally act in protection, or in devotion to saints or ancestors. Contemporary nichos have expanded into more non-traditional subject matter, including the secular or the humorous.
Measurements are: 1.5” X 1.5” X .04”
This nicho has La Rosa from the Mexican card game Lotería. Rosita, Rosaura, come, as I want you here now—as the game is played the cantor calls the verse associated with the card they have pulled. Framed in blue it hangs in a glittery pink background, the color of romance and love.
Lotería, a game of chance, takes its roots from 15th century Italy and was brought to “New Spain” in 1769. It was a hobby of the upper classes but eventually became tradition at Mexican fairs. Each card is attributed to a riddle but has evolved in Mexican/American culture to be associated with the tarot and divination.
Nichos are dioramas often made with household items and are part or extensions of household altars and traditionally act in protection, or in devotion to saints or ancestors. Contemporary nichos have expanded into more non-traditional subject matter, including the secular or the humorous.
Measurements are: 1.5” X 1.5” X .04”