art mask

Inspired by the lively bird-of-paradise, this pinewood wall mask is a celebration of color and form. Its intricately hand-painted details and vibrant hues make it an eye-catching addition to any space. Handcrafted by Guatemalan artisan Manuel Delfino, it’s finished with a maguey fiber cord, ready to add character to your home.

This stunning wall mask turns the bald eagle’s majestic beauty into an unforgettable piece of art. Hand-carved from pinewood and hand-painted in intricate detail, it’s a perfect blend of nature and craftsmanship. Thanks to Guatemalan artisan Manuel Delfino’s skill, it’s easy to display with a maguey fiber cord and impossible to overlook.

With its striking colors and precise hand-carved features, this wall mask channels the charm of an exotic parrot into your decor. Hand-carved from pinewood and finished with a maguey fiber cord, it’s ready to brighten any wall. Guatemalan artisan Manuel Delfino’s attention to detail makes this piece as unique as it is captivating.

Bright and dynamic, this wall mask brings the kingfisher’s energy to your decor. Hand-carved from pinewood and painted with meticulous care, its vibrant design stands out beautifully. Thanks to Guatemalan artisan Manuel Delfino’s artistry, it’s both a bold statement and an inviting conversation piece.

According to the beliefs of most pre-Hispanic cultures, a smiling sun warms the earth for life to be born and renewed. Georgina Cabrera incorporates Aztec motifs such as maize, flowers, priests, and warriors in kaleidoscopic alignment, blending her own ingenuity, her family's trade, and her country's tradition. Accents of color brighten the ceramic piece, making it the essential adornment for a patio or garden.

Based in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Cabrera works with a special clay sent to her by her relatives from her natal Otumba. The clay comprises of three different types of clay blended with plumilla (the flower from reeds along the local riverbanks). Once the clay has taken form, it is left to dry in the sun for up to five days before baking at approximately 450° C. Finally, Cabrera uses acrylics to hand-paint the piece, providing the adequate accents for the viewer to appreciate the impressive symbols of a long admired civilization.

A proud Cabrera states: "I love to transmit my ideas through my products for people to get to know my work."

Wearing a traditional feathery chicha penacho headdress, an Aztec ruler is depicted by this Mexican mask. Juana Ponce creates this striking cultural mask, which is crafted from ceramic and painted by hand with colorful designs and intricate floral motifs in the characteristic style of Talavera handicrafts.

Fierce and commanding, this ceramic sculpture captures the power of an Aztec eagle warrior, clad in a striking skull mask and an elaborate eagle headdress. Holding a conch shell, once used as a battle trumpet, and carrying a detailed shield, every element reflects the warrior’s strength and deep cultural symbolism. Handcrafted with remarkable skill by the members of the Angel Ceron Artisan Association in Mexico, this figurine brings history and legend into vivid form.