Brigitte Huet is coming to the U.S. and North Carolina at the end of April 2011 to exhibit and sell her extraordinary work. We will offer two showings, one on the evening of April 28, in Chapel Hill, NC and the other on the evening of April 29 in Pittsboro, NC. This is a great opportunity if you live within driving distance to come and see some of the most creative jewelry designs coming out of Mexico today. They are substantial yet comfortable to wear and definitely make an eye-catching fashion statement. You won’t find anything like this unless you travel to Oaxaca, Mexico.
Follow Us + Get Updates
LIKE Us on Facebook!
About Our Programs
Workshops, Retreats, Expeditions. We offer hands-on, in-depth field study -- learn, see, do -- with artists who are great teachers. In small groups, limited to 10 people, you develop skills and explore your creativity with lots of personal attention. We pride ourselves on giving you affordable cultural immersion experiences. Ask us about customized programs tailored to your travel plans.
Key Word Search
Oaxaca Cultural Navigator : Norma Hawthorne- Happy Holidays, Discounts and Taking a Break
- Young Oaxaca Weavers Honored and Encouraged
- Day of the Dead Photo Out-Takes: Part 2 + Recipe Quest
- Out-Takes Part I: Day of the Dead Photography Workshop
- Celebrating Five Years of Blog Writing: Oaxaca Cultural Navigator
- Best of Week Day of the Dead Photographs: Bella Jacque
- Tidbits: Calvin Trillin Loves Oaxaca, Too!
-
Mexico Connect
Oaxaca Connect
- 36 Hours: Oaxaca, Mexico–NYTimes
- Arquetopia Artist Residency
- Casita Colibri
- Cooking Classes with Pilar Cabrera
- El Nahual Gallery Oaxaca
- Friends of Oaxacan Folk Art
- Jaguar Speaks
- Museo Textil de Oaxaca
- Oaxaca Learning Center
- Oaxaca Lending Library
- Oaxaca Mamaz Collective
- Oaxaca Mexico
- Oaxaca Weather
- Puech Ikots Arts
- South of the Border, Again …
- The Real Oaxaca
- Woven Lives Video
Teotitlan Connect
Tags
alebrijes archeology art blogsherpa Chiapas class Cochineal cooking course creative writing culture day of the dead dia de los muertos Eric Chavez Santiago Federico Chavez Sosa fiber folk art food indigo Mexico Museo Textil de Oaxaca natural dyes Norma Hawthorne Oaxaca photography poetry postaweek2011 pottery Puebla recipe recipes restaurants retreat safety Teotitlan del Valle textiles tourism traditions travel Travel and Tourism weaving workshop workshops yoga Zapotec© Oaxaca Cultural Navigator LLC -2012.
We give permission to reuse the content on this blog, including excerpts, photos and links only when full and clear credit is given to Norma Hawthorne, Oaxaca Cultural Navigator LLC along with a link to the original content. Thank you for being respectful of this request. -Norma



I am very impressed with Brigette’s contemporary designs inspired by pre-Hispanic patterns. Very unique jewelry. She is a treasure.
Kathleen.
Hi Kathleen. Wish you could be here! Yes, her work is incredible.