aqui estamos.

A hand holding a freshly harvested pink radish with dirt on it, showing roots and green leaves.
A hand holding a freshly harvested pink radish with dirt on it, showing roots and green leaves.

Barro Y Raiz is a space of art and play, an essence of existing - in the mud, the earth, the clay.

It’s a constantly evolving place of creation and connection to roots. Depending on the season, you’ll find things I make, things other artists make, events and other intentional offerings.

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A woman in a blue top with a necklace, standing outdoors in front of green foliage under a clear blue sky, smiling at the camera.

hola…

Soy Regina Felice, an artist born and raised in the Sonoran Desert, making a little beauty out of ordinary moments, with my hands in the mud.

I’m inspired by light, colors, curves and the rhythms of nature. I’m fueled by the adventure, the calm, and the connection that come with exploring the details of the living world.

♡

A ceramic sculpture with stacked rounded shapes in beige, orange, and cream, on a wooden surface with a textured beige background.
A ceramic sculpture with stacked rounded shapes in beige, orange, and cream, on a wooden surface with a textured beige background.
A young girl sitting on the ground in front of a large prickly pear cactus. She is wearing a blue and white striped shirt with a white collar, a denim vest, and light-colored shoes. The girl has her hair tied back and is smiling at the camera.
A young girl sitting on the ground in front of a large prickly pear cactus. She is wearing a blue and white striped shirt with a white collar, a denim vest, and light-colored shoes. The girl has her hair tied back and is smiling at the camera.
A ceramic bowl with three peaches placed on it, set on a beige surface against a pink wall background.
A ceramic bowl with three peaches placed on it, set on a beige surface against a pink wall background.
A person sculpting clay in a workshop, wearing a blue cap and a beige tank top, with dust and small clay pieces on their arm and workspace.
A person sculpting clay in a workshop, wearing a blue cap and a beige tank top, with dust and small clay pieces on their arm and workspace.
A hanging decorative piece with a ceramic soap dispenser mounted on a lush green faux garden, suspended by a thick, natural fiber rope tied to a wooden dowel, set against a neutral fabric backdrop.
A hanging decorative piece with a ceramic soap dispenser mounted on a lush green faux garden, suspended by a thick, natural fiber rope tied to a wooden dowel, set against a neutral fabric backdrop.
Several unfinished clay sculptures and clay tools on a wooden table, with some writing on the clay in the background.

  • Desert Rain Shower Hangers and Copal Incense Holders inspired by the Sonoran Desert and the essence of copal incense.

  • Outside of this digital space there are opportunities to meet in person. In the past I’ve hosted open hand building studio days for adults and kids. Future gatherings include more open studios, art markets, and workshops for people of all ages.

  • We’re in the process of seeking the best Phoenix, AZ locations for Desert Rain Shower Hangers and Copal Incense Holders. If you’re interested in carrying my handmade products at your retail location, please reach out at reginafelice@barroyraiz.com