Huichol Circular Yarn Painting (24" Diameter) Mexican Indigenous Art Nestor Melchor

Huichol Circular Yarn Painting (24" Diameter) Mexican Indigenous Art Nestor MelchorAbsolutely exquisite yarn painting made in the Sierra Madre region in Jalisco, Mexico by top indigenous Huichol artist Ernesto Benitez. This painting was made with colored yarn applied with a natural adhesive mixture of beeswax and pine resin over a sheet of wood. Can be hung with attached hook. Size(Length Width Depth): 24" x 24" x 1"Origin: San Andrs Cohamiata, MexicoMaterials: Wood panel, dyed yarn, natural adhesive made from beeswax & pine

Mexico Length/Height/Width: 5

Owl alebrije wood carving by the Morales family from Arrazola

Length/Height/Width: 12

Origin: Oaxaca

and candles from the people so that the people may receive the blessing from the eagle god

Each quill was individually painted and placed into the body which was carved out of a single block of copal wood

Height/Length/Width: 4

natural adhesive made from beeswax & pine resinIncludes written description and signature on back

The Ramirez family is known worldwide for their excellent wood carvings which are decorated with traditional Zapotec patterns

Beautiful squirrel alebrije wood carving handcrafted out of copal wood by the Sosa family workshop in San Martin Tilcajete

Height/Width/Depth: 12" x 8" x 8"

Handcrafted out of a single piece of copal wood at their workshop in San Martin Tilcajete which is a small town in Oaxaca known for fine animal wood carvings