Huichol Yarn Painting (24" x 24") Mexican Indigenous Art chicken

Huichol Yarn Painting (24" x 24") Mexican Indigenous Art chickenOne of a kind yarn painting made by the indigenous Huichol people of Jalisco, Mexico. This painting was made with colored yarn applied with a natural adhesive mixture of beeswax and pine resin over a wood panel. Can be hung easily on a wall using the attached hooks. It would also look great in a frame. Size(Length Width Depth): 24" x 24" x 1" Origin: San Andrs Cohamiata, Mexico Materials: Wood panel, dyed yarn, natural adhesive made from beeswax &

Bear wood carving by top Oaxacan artist Nestor Melchor

The piece is carved while the wood is still moist since it is easier to carve and work the wood to give it a better detail and realistic look

Height/Length/Width: 6" x 3" x 4"

He has passed away but his spirit lives on in his children who continue to create beautiful works of art using the skills and style that he passed down to them

This life-size sculpture was made by first dipping a large piece of wood in gasoline to kill any bugs still left on or inside the wood

5" x 4"Material: Single piece of copal woodArtist: Nestor Melchor and Leticia FabianIncludes: Signed certificate of authenticity

Very fine piece by the husband and wife duo Jose Calvo & Magaly Fuentes

Length/Height/Width: 12" x 3

The design in the painting waqs inspired by ancient Zapotec symbols which are very prevalent around Oaxaca and engrained in the culture

Susano is a self taught carver and works alongside his wife who paints the alebrijes with her unique style

5" x 5" x 3

75" x 5" x 5