Day of The Dead Skull (Red) - Oaxacan Alebrije Wood Carving opossum

Day of The Dead Skull (Red) - Oaxacan Alebrije Wood Carving opossumExceptional piece of Mexican folk art by the Roque family in Oaxaca. This Day of the Dead skull was carved out of copal wood which is sustainably sourced in the surrounding fields of the town of San Martin Tilcajete. The carving is so well done and even has a jaw that can move up and down. The painting is very finely done the Zapotec patterns which are very important in Oaxacan culture and in their artwork. Origin: Oaxaca, MexicoLength Height Width:

5" Handcrafted out of copal wood (detachable tail)Signed by the artist

This wonderful piece was inspired by the Mexican flag which shows an eagle perched on a cactus killing a serpent

Fox alebrije wood carving handcrafted by the Ramirez family workshop in Oaxaca

The people that practice this art art world renowned for their attention to detail and colorful designs depicting their indigenous culture

Copal wood (detachable tail)

Yarn painting made by the indigenous Huichol people of Jalisco

horns of a ram

Such a vibrant and unique piece

MexicoHeight/Length/Width: 10" x 7

5" x 8" x 7"Material: Copal woodSigned by the artist

* Comes with attached hook for hanging on wall

Carved from a single block of wood