Emerging from a family generation of handcrafting artisans, Edith Orozco reimagines wearable multicultural art by merging traditional methods with new techniques, resulting in culturally recognizable designs generated in a new way. Edith learned from her mother, a handcrafter herself, and grew up creating arts through papier mache. She continued art-making at a university, formalizing her education and expanding into modern tools. Today, Edith works from the company she started, featuring her namesake. She specializes in sculptures and jewelry-making which has caught the attention of tourists and international fans. Edith dedicates her work to her daughter who perhaps one day may be an artisan herself.ails on availability, style, or even provide a review.