In the third edition of the Market of Enchantment of the Botanical Nights, we host a very special stand, dedicated to Mexican culture.
A project that aims to promote and bring closer the work of artisan brands from Mexico and based in Madrid that are closely related to the indigenous heritage of the country and the beautiful culture from which they come. Clothes, design, bags, paper mache and even authentic virgin wool sarapes, unique pieces!!!
NTOK THE LITTLE LUXURY, THE TRUTHS, LUCA MODAMX, LTOLA LUNA DESIGN, in addition to the launch of a new brand: MEXICO – OH! We tell you a little more about the brands that make up the project, Mexico at the Botanical Garden.
Nak le Petit de Luxe. Faithful to the Market of Enchantment from Las Noches del Botánico. They have been specialising for several years in the design and production of accessories, from headbands and brooches, to bags, wallets and purses... All hand-made.
In 2018 they have started a new line of designs, loyal to their Mexican aesthetic, but with a new application: in household items. Aprons, shopping bags or bread bags. Mexico in our homes! The truth is that we love the materials they use with skull motifs or drawings of Frida Kahlo! And, as you know, they are totally trendy.
Luca ModaMx It began as a self-employment project for Celina Bonilla. Mexican by origin but settled in Madrid since 2001, she saw the possibility of building ties between Spain and small Mexican fashion and design brands that serve as a means of expression and livelihood for many people - mainly women in her country.
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Their goal is to make visible the talent of these small artisan cooperatives, home workshops and brands that want to cross borders and dream big. Their products are basic clothing and accessories but with hints of garments with artisanal production techniques.
Lala Luna Design© It is made up of two crazy dreamers: Yan Veluribe, Mexican, a lover of colors, microphones and very restless. She is in charge of designing, production and the commercial part. Rodri Vivero, Spanish, a lover of cameras, gadgets and very creative. He also designs, takes photos of everything he likes and is in charge of the logistics part.
Although this project had been brewing for years, it was in October 2015 that they decided to unite their passion for design and art, consolidating this “MEXICAN FUSION” to share their creations with others.
Lala Luna Design© It is a world where they have captured their designs on cushions, posters, paintings, decorative accessories, mugs, t-shirts, photos and much more. They are 100% handmade products (from labels to finishes) and they make the most of all resources, because they want to support local trade, spread respect for work and help preserve the environment.
The VeritasThe desire to create something different led Rosalia to make small decorative paintings with Mexican-style skulls. The use of skulls in Mexican culture is born from the fusion of races, because the Aztecs had cults of the dead and with the celebration of the Day of the Dead by the Church, where the mixture of the two traditions results in the celebration of the Day of the Dead as something joyful and cultural with the best of both worlds.
Since the birth of the first “verita”, the designer uses her knowledge to combine different techniques and the use of color. That is why the paintings are made with acrylic paints, the strokes are with metallic or pastel colored pens and as a final touch, colored glitters to give them shine and contrast as well as bring joy to them. The brand promotes Mexican craftsmanship in Madrid, collaborating with all artisans who, like us, strive to create an original and quality product that is different from others that already exist.
So there are no excuses… if you like culture, good music, terraces and gardens, this market is ideal for you!
Tickets on sale at the official website of Las Botanical Nights
