The Traditional collection
Land
of Harmony.
“Yoo Xquidxe”
Sacred land.
A meeting of the elements.
Black · Gold / Earth & light
- Collection
- Traditional
- Year of creation
- 2026
- Measurements
- 57″ × 25″ × 13″
- Materials
- Acrylic paint on organic resin
- Type of horns
- Longhorn bull
01 / About the piece
A place
of balance.
LAND OF HARMONY
From the Traditional collection
“Land of Harmony” is born as a work of balance and memory, a piece where Zapotec culture enters into dialogue with the spiritual strength of Baja California Sur. At its center, the silhouette of the peninsula rises as sacred land: a territory surrounded by sea, shaped by wind, light, and desert; a place where the four elements meet in perfect harmony.
Every line drawn upon the skull seems to tell an ancient story. The symmetrical patterns embrace the piece like a ceremonial textile, reminding us that, in Zapotec cosmology, everything in the universe has an order: earth sustains, water purifies, air guides, and fire transforms. Its perfect symmetry turns the artwork into a mirror of balance, as if each side breathed in rhythm with the other.
The black, deep and solemn, represents the earth, the night, and the mystery of the ancestral world. It is the color of origin, of the silence where roots are born and where the memory of ancient peoples lives. In contrast, the gold illuminates the piece like the sun over the horizon: a symbol of fire, divinity, vital energy, and knowledge. Together, black and gold create a powerful union between shadow and light, between the earthly and the sacred.
02 / Respect for the origin
Ethically sourced.
Naturally treasured.
At Cabokero, each piece in our collection carries a story rooted in tradition, craftsmanship, and respect for nature. The skulls we work with come from animals that have passed away naturally, ensuring that no harm is done in the sourcing process.
These skulls are professionally treated and handled with the utmost care, preserving their beauty and integrity.
We are proud to collaborate with 46 families of farmers across Mexico, who ethically source these skulls from their local environments.
01 / Respect for nature
Natural origins
Each skull comes from an animal that passed away naturally. Respect for nature begins with the source.
02 / A shared commitment
46 farming families
We collaborate with farming families across Mexico, who ethically source skulls from their local environments.
03 / Care at every step
Professionally cared for
Every skull is professionally treated and carefully handled to preserve its natural beauty and integrity.
Tradition / Meaning / Presence
Cultural symbolism
In the Zapotec tradition described by Cabokero, a naturally found cow skull carries profound meaning. Placed in a home, it is believed to act as a guardian, symbolizing protection and harmony for the household and its inhabitants. Found after the animal’s natural death, these skulls are revered as sacred objects associated with balance and tranquility in the home.
03 / Rooted in Mexico. Collected worldwide.
From our gallery.
To your world.
01 / International reach
International shipments
Bringing Cabokero to collectors and spaces around the world.
02 / Added confidence
Insured shipping
Your artwork travels with the confidence of shipping insurance.
03 / Our shipping partner
Connected to your world
International delivery with DHL. Ask us about shipping to your location.
Contact the gallery for delivery options, timing, costs and insurance coverage for your artwork and destination.
IN GOOD COMPANY / CLIENT PHOTOGRAPHS
Art finds
its place.
From a quiet corner to the heart of a home.
Real pieces. Real spaces. A different
expression in every setting.
A CHANGE OF PERSPECTIVE
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in your space.
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