Inside Diane Pearl Colecciones at Colón #1 in Ajijic, Jalisco, Mexico.

Talavera dishes and candlestick holders, metal wine rack, paintings.

Candles, religious iconography, statues, paintings at Diane Pearl Colecciones.

Decorative plates, mirrors, silver dishes and utensils.

Vases, lamps, platters, decorative plates, mirrors, talavera kitchenware, spoon rests, butter trays, salt & pepper shakers, picture/photo frames.

A large collection of catrina dolls from Michoacán, probably the largest collection for sale at Lake Chapala.

The image of a woman skeleton in elegant dress is now an emblematic symbol of Mexico some 100 years after it was first popularized.

In this photo essay, see people dressed as catrinas on the Day of the Dead in Ajijic, Chapala and Ixtlahuacán de los Membrillos.

Coffee mugs, bowls, plates, agave syrup and vanilla.

Inside Diane Pearl Colecciones in Ajijic, Jalisco, Mexico.

Replicas of Pre-Columbian art and clay pots.

Diane Pearl Gallery is a gift shop with a little bit of everything from folk art to jewelry, dishware, paintings, and <a title="see catrinas on the Day of the Dead" href="https://danestrom.com/catrinas-day-dead-mexico/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">catrinas</a> from the nearby state of Michoacán.
For about two decades, her old store on the main street in Ajijic attracted the work of highly regarded artisans from all over Mexico. She moved her shop a few years ago to Riberas del Pilar.
(The photos above were taken at her old location.)
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Thu	11am-4pm
Fri	11am-4pm
Sat	11am-2pm

Diane Pearl Gallery

Diane has been collecting wonderful handmade treasures from across Mexico in her store for over a decade.

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