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

Huichol Circular Yarn Painting (24" Diameter) Mexican Indigenous Art foxVibrant and intricate 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. Length Width Depth: 24" x 24" x 1"Origin: San Andrs Cohamiata, MexicoMaterials: Wood panel, dyed yarn, natural adhesive made from beeswax & pine resin

5" x 12" x 5"

Height: 13"

Large bead length: 1/2"

and tail of an iguana

Handcrafted out of a single piece of copal wood and painted with very fine detail at their workshop in Oaxaca

Blue bull alebrije wood carving by the Sosa family

This blue spotted wolf wood carving also known as "alebrije" was carved and painted in the small town of San Martin Tilcajete in Oaxaca Mexico by the Hernandez family which is one of the 7 original families who popularized the art of wood-carving

And the painting is over the top with every inch being covered with great detail

Wonderful one-piece frog alebrije wood carving by the Ramirez family workshop in Oaxaca

The carving by Jose is exceptional considering this entire parrot is one single piece with no removable parts

Height/Length/Width: 9" x 6" x 11"

Material: Copal wood (detachable flowers)