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@patrickkapty.bsky.socialSep 15, 2026, 3:37 PM

A super rare 5-color 'metales casados' figurative tray by Ana Nunez de Brilanti for her shop Victoria in Taxco - measures 14.5" by 8.5"!

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@patrickkapty.bsky.socialSep 14, 2026, 6:05 PM

A stylized set of handmade ‘metales casados’ Mexican modernist Eagle Moon Shooting Star pin pendant and earrings by Ana Nunez de Brilanti for her shop Victoria in Taxco.

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#handmade #metalescasados #AnaNunezdeBrilanti #VictoriaTaxco #mexicansilver #pin

Chato Castillo and Ana Nunez de Brilanti were close friends, and she asked him to train her silversmiths in his ‘metales casados’ technique, which he did, and afterwards she designed jewelry and objects employing the technique, of which this is set is one example. Brilanti called her ‘metales casados’ line ‘metales’. A figurative modernist design of a silver Eagle with an incised Crescent Moon for its eye, and a shooting star in copper at center. The eagle is the national animal of Mexico, and was also the symbol of the God of the Sun and War in the ancient Aztec Empire. This design draws on both the current (then) national figure, and the historical symbolism of centuries before in this intrinsically Mexican set of art jewelry!
@patrickkapty.bsky.socialSep 14, 2026, 5:42 PM

A gorgeous pair ‘metales casados’ Mexican modernist geometric hair combs pins by Ana Nunez de Brilanti for her shop Victoria in Taxco - measure 4" tall!

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www.rubylane.com/item/1879775...

#handmade #metalescasados #ananunezdebrilanti #VictoriaTaxco #mexicansilver #taxco #haircombs #art

A gorgeous pair handmade ‘metales casados’ Mexican modernist geometric hair combs pins designed by Ana Nunez de Brilanti for her shop Victoria in Taxco - each measures 4" tall! Chato Castillo and Ana Nunez de Brilanti were close friends, and she asked him to train her silversmiths in his ‘metales casados’ technique, which he did, and afterwards she designed jewelry and objects employing the technique, of which this is set is one example. Brilanti called her ‘metales casados’ line ‘metales’. A delightful abstract modernist design pair of hair combs that are easy to wear, and a rare design that you won’t see anywhere else!