From the moment she collects the clay to begin creating the jaguars she dreams of, Juana takes care of every detail, as if it were a ritual. She begins by sifting the clay to remove all impurities.

Then he kneads the clay with water and begins to shape his jaguars completely by hand, sculpting with his hands this tradition full of mysticism.

When the pieces come out of the wood-fired oven in the workshop, Juana begins to decorate her jaguars by hand, with a brush and without any kind of stencil.

This step, in which he sometimes draws pure symbolism on his pieces and other times decorates them as they appear in his dreams, takes him two weeks on average, depending on the size of the piece.