Two-Faced Jaguar Prehispanic Wooden Mask - Mayan Culture - Quetzalcoatl - Hand-Carved Mexican Wall Art - ASK FOR CUSTOMIZATION

Delve into the rich legacy of the ancient Mayan civilization with this unique, two-faced jaguar wooden mask. Masterfully hand-carved from cedar wood by proficient Mexican artisans, this mask is a testament to the Mayan belief in the power of transformation and their veneration of the jaguar and Quetzalcoatl. Whether it’s for wall decor, altar adornments, or the highlight in ceremonies and festivals, this mask is a vibrant symbol of cultural history.

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Features:

Hand-carved by skilled Mexican artisans

Material: Cedar wood
Dimensions: Approximately 4″ tall, 7″ wide and 4.5″ deep
Design: Two-Faced Jaguar
Masks held a pivotal role in the ancient Maya civilization, believed to allow the wearer to transform into a deity or ancestor. They were crucial to various rituals, ceremonies, and performances.

Mayan masks were typically created from a range of materials, including stone, wood, shell, and jade. Often intricately detailed, they depicted supernatural beings, animals, or human faces with exaggerated features. Decorated with elaborate patterns, symbols, and colors, these masks continue to hold their relevance in the contemporary Mayan culture, frequently seen in traditional ceremonies and festivals.

These masks can be mounted on walls or smooth surfaces.

Additional Services:
Secure packaging for safe delivery
Express shipping available for an additional cost
Option to include a personal dedication
Can be sent with special gift wrapping

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Please note: Each mask is a unique creation and may vary slightly from the item pictured. Order thoughtfully.