"One of the customs we have inherited from our Maya ancestors is to give thanks to Ajaw or God every morning when we wake up and before we eat. We do it by crossing our hands over our heart and bowing, and we also use this gesture to greet our elders," says Jose Canil Ramos as he explains his inspiration. "That's how I came up with the idea of crafting a kneeling angel expressing gratitude the same way we do." Canil carves the sculpture from local pinewood and paints it with vivid detail.
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Beautiful and solid carved and painted angel. The two angels together look remarkable.
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The sculpture is amazing. Beautifly crafted with wonderful colors.
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I am a huge fan of ALL of Jose Canil Ramoss work, I have a huge collection of his art!
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My kitchen has a lemon and chicken theme. This mask is well made and I love the cheerful artistry. The kids know to rub the beak for good luck!
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Beautifully carved and painted as all of JOCARA s works.
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I found the concept of a skeleton nativity rather bizarre at first. A couple of conversations concerning āthin places,ā where life and death, present reality and the spiritual life intersect, brought me to a different understanding. The pieces are beautifully painted.
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