reverse painted

Serving between the years of 619 and 625, Pope Boniface V, who contributed to the spread of Christianity through England, is revered in this African mask from Ghana. Winfred Korley designs and crafts this mask, which he hand-carves from sese wood, completed with painted designs and a clay rub for a rustic finish.

With an elaborate headdress and traditional attire, an Aztec man carries an offering to Tlaloc, the revered god of rain, lightning and water. Every detail, from the carefully sculpted garments to the symbolic gesture of devotion, reflects the rituals of an ancient civilization. Handcrafted and painted with expert precision by Mexico’s Angel Ceron Artisan Association, this ceramic sculpture is a striking tribute to Aztec tradition.

Bring a touch of African culture to your home with a tribute to the traditional Dogon boards of Mali, revered for their intricate depictions of human and animal figures that served as protectors of the household, warding off malevolent spirits. This spectacular wall relief panel showcases Ghanaian artisan Ayoma Alhassan’s exceptional talent for hand-carving mahogany. The unique decorative accent features a cast of intriguing figures, including monkey-faced humans and a man with a big, round head, all of which are exquisitely adorned with accents made from a blend of charcoal and glue. Alhassan's masterful craftsmanship is also evident in the intricate hand-painted details that bring a dash of color.

This wall relief panel is a testament to the exceptional beauty of African art and a tribute to the traditional Dogon boards of Mali. These revered objects were known for their intricate depictions of human and animal figures, serving as protectors of the household and warding off malevolent spirits. Ghana’s Ayoma Alhassan creates his own version of those boards with a wall relief panel remarkably hand-carved in mahogany featuring eccentric figures, including monkey and bird-faced humans, turtles and more, each exquisitely adorned with accents made from a blend of charcoal and glue. They are further embellished by intricate hand-painted details that bring a pop of color to this stunning piece.

Towering majestically at Mexico City’s National Anthropology Museum, the Tlaloc Monolith comes home in this exquisite ceramic figurine crafted by the talented hands of the Angel Ceron Artisan Association. This miniature masterpiece captures the powerful essence of the Aztec god of rain, lightning and water in stunning detail, transforming a celebrated public artwork into an intimate treasure for your personal collection. Each carefully rendered feature honors the cultural significance of this revered deity, making it not just a decorative piece but a meaningful connection to the country’s rich Aztec heritage.

Inspired by the sacred traditions of the ancient Zapotec people, this ceramic sculpture reflects the artistry of funerary urns once used to honor the dead. Intricate details and symbolic motifs echo the rich spiritual heritage of Mesoamerica, capturing the essence of a culture that revered ancestry and the afterlife. Crafted with expert precision by the Angel Ceron Artisan Association, this exquisite figurine stands as a tribute to cultural heritage.