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MESTIZ weaves wicker creatures for Hermès windows across Mexico

architecture-design · 2026-07-15

Mexican design studio MESTIZ has created a family of handwoven creatures for Hermès window installations across Mexico. The collection, titled 'Venturing Beyond,' features oversized flowers, butterflies, birds, elephants, crabs, fish, and other animals made entirely from wicker. The pieces are conceived as a single imagined ecosystem where everyday objects take on playful personalities. The installations will appear in Hermès storefronts throughout Mexico, transforming the windows into a vibrant, woven world.

Key facts

  • MESTIZ created handwoven creatures for Hermès windows across Mexico.
  • The collection is titled 'Venturing Beyond.'
  • The creatures include flowers, butterflies, birds, elephants, crabs, and fish.
  • All pieces are made from wicker.
  • The installations form a single imagined ecosystem.
  • The project pushes wicker beyond its familiar forms.
  • The installations are set to occupy Hermès windows across Mexico.
  • The project is a collaboration between MESTIZ and Hermès.

Entities

Artists

  • MESTIZ

Institutions

  • Hermès
  • MESTIZ Studio
  • designboom

Locations

  • Mexico

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