Maricela Hernandez: Exquisite Iguana Sculpture mama monkey

Maricela Hernandez: Exquisite Iguana Sculpture mama monkeyWith its limbs outstretched in a lively pose and tail curling like a brushstroke, this spectacular lizard alebrije feels like it just darted across a sun warmed stone in the heart of Oaxaca! Hand carved from a single block of copal wood by artist Maricela Hernndez, this piece embodies the spirit of Oaxacan folk art: vibrant creativity, expert craftsmanship. The color palette of green, coral red, yellow, and black is superb. Origin: Oaxaca Dimensions:

like a sunset captured in slow motion

mustard legs with their spotted markings

These fantastical mushrooms by Carolina Sandoval look like they sprouted straight out of a dream

the patterned rubber balls sold alongside balloons at every Mexican feria

5''Tall 12''Long 3''Wide

Sculpted from a single piece of copal wood

Handcrafted from recycled paper and painted in vivid tones of turquoise

The chameleon is one of the twenty animals in the Zapotec toná calendar

The mane and tail

and bright

a lively nocturnal scene unfolds: charming black bats with expressive faces glide among curling green vines

flowing silhouette is the ideal canvas for Magaly’s extraordinary painting