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Floral motifs adorn a smiling orange rabbit, crafted and painted by hand. By Jose Canil Ramos, this mask is used in the Dance of the Deer, which celebrates a successful hunt. The music is performed by a marimba and the different characters in the story are identified by the dancer's mask. The ears are disassembled for shipping.
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04/10/2022
The carving is nice, painting very precise and overall quality and size exceeded expectations. I now own three carvings and love all of them.
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Dancing Rabbit, Guatemala Rabbit Folk Dance Mask
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Verified Reviewer
02/03/2018
I purchased this mask along with four other masks by Jose Canil Ramos. It?s well made as well as beautiful.
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Dancing Rabbit, Guatemala Rabbit Folk Dance Mask
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05/13/2024
We got thid image cause we just came from a trip to Guatemala and El Salvador, as my Grandmother was half Salvadoran and half Guatemalan and I felt in Love with Antigua. I am now renovating the house with art and colors inspired on Antigua and getting this Amazing sculpture for mom was the best idea! We love it because my maternal grandfather and uncle who are not with us were named after The Archangel Raphael, so from now on we will treasure this piece for all the coming generations. Thank you and keep up the good work of beautiful art pieces!
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Verified Reviewer
04/29/2024
Excellent work!
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Verified Reviewer
02/29/2024
Another beautiful piece by skilled artist Jose Canil Ramos ! Thank you !
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Verified Reviewer
02/20/2024
Beautiful parrot mask, exactly as I hoped it would be. I love it.
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Yellow Parrot, Vintage Style Yellow Parrot Mask Carved by Hand
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"Most of the time I work with the idea of something, rather than with its photo, because I feel it hampers my inspiration and then I'm not happy with the final product."
"I was born on May 25, 1981 in Chichicastenango and I learnt my craft from my father. He used to carve masks and saints to sell at the Chichi... read more