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- El olinalá es una técnica de laqueado originaria de Olinalá, Guerrero, México. Para fabricar objetos con olinalá, es muy apreciada la madera aromática extraída del árbol del lináloe (Bursera linanoe) que crece de manera natural en la región. El arte del olinalá esta muy asociado a las comunidades indígenas de la zona, principalmente de habla náhuatl y tlapaneca. Aunque el producto más popular son las cajas y baúles de olinalá, esta técnica artesanal se puede aplicar también a bandejas y charolas, fruteros, relicarios, alhajeros y joyeros, biombos, cabeceros para la cama, asientos, marcos para espejos y cuadros, atriles, paneras, tecomates, etc. Es una de las 16 denominaciones de origen mexicanas, desde 1994. (es)
- The olinalá (Spanish pronunciation: [olina'la]) is a lacquering technique native to Olinalá, Guerrero, Mexico. To make objects with olinalá, the aromatic wood extracted from the linaloe tree is highly appreciated. It grows naturally in the region. The art of olinalá is closely associated with the indigenous communities of the area, mainly speaking Nahuatl and Tlapanec. Although the most popular product is olinalá boxes and trunks, this artisan technique can also be applied to trays, fruit bowls, reliquaries, jewelry boxes, folding screens, headboards for the bed, seats, frames for mirrors and paintings, lecterns, breadboxes or tecomates (calabash bowls). It is one of the 16 Mexican Designation of Origin, since 1994. (en)
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- José Antonio de Alzate y Ramírez (en)
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- dorado applied to a table (en)
- to a folding screen (en)
- to a plat (en)
- to jícaras and a table (en)
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- Different applications of olianá (en)
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- Olinala152.jpg (en)
- Olinala198.jpg (en)
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- Gacetas de literatura de Mexico (en)
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- :::5. Tejotlali, blue stone. With manual force, they are reduced to extremely fine powder in some grinding stones that are called in the region tlalmetates: stone or mill for grinding stones. To paint the jicaras of any color, they are first scraped and cleaned, and after drying they are smeared well with chia oil (en)
- :::1. Tezicaltetl, granite stone embedded in a stone or quarry. Tezicaltetl means to stone. (en)
- :::2. Toctetl, buried stone. (en)
- :::3. Tecostli, yellow stone. (en)
- The soils for the composition of the painting are: (en)
- :::4. Tlalxococ, sour or bitter stone. Tlalxococ means transparent stone and therefore similar to copal. (en)
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- El olinalá es una técnica de laqueado originaria de Olinalá, Guerrero, México. Para fabricar objetos con olinalá, es muy apreciada la madera aromática extraída del árbol del lináloe (Bursera linanoe) que crece de manera natural en la región. El arte del olinalá esta muy asociado a las comunidades indígenas de la zona, principalmente de habla náhuatl y tlapaneca. Es una de las 16 denominaciones de origen mexicanas, desde 1994. (es)
- The olinalá (Spanish pronunciation: [olina'la]) is a lacquering technique native to Olinalá, Guerrero, Mexico. To make objects with olinalá, the aromatic wood extracted from the linaloe tree is highly appreciated. It grows naturally in the region. The art of olinalá is closely associated with the indigenous communities of the area, mainly speaking Nahuatl and Tlapanec. It is one of the 16 Mexican Designation of Origin, since 1994. (en)
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- Olinalá (artesanía) (es)
- Olinalá (craftwork) (en)
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