Mayan Masks(38 items)
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Featured Reviews on Mayan Masks
Ceramic mask, 'Maya Lord Kinich Aha'





By MGN62
A beautiful clay mask with tremendous detail
This is just one of the beautiful clay masks we selected for our tropical garden/pool area - along the fence line.
Wood mask, 'Face of a Warrior'





By Bonnie
Museum Quality Jaguar Warrior
I received Face of a Warrior today and truly love it. Jose Canil Ramos is a very talented artist. This mask will have a prominent place in my house and will be greatly admired by everyone who lays eyes on it. There are scores of jaguar warriors out there created by some very talented artists. I have another jaguar warrior mask, which I also love, but this mask is more dramatic and compelling. When I saw it, I had to have it. Kudos to a skillful and talented carver!
Ceramic mask, 'Mayan Farmer'





By Ryan
Realistic Ancient Look
Love this little mask, great look and feel. Looks ancient! Looks great with my other cherished Mayan pieces.
Popular Mayan Masks
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Maya God of Sun Ceramic Wall Mask Replica Crafted by Hand, "Maya Lord Kinich Aha"
$84.99"Kinich Ahau, the lord with a solar face, is the Maya god of sun and music. He is married to Ixchel (the moon) and he is regarded as the god of gods and lord of war. He settled disputes and distributed land amongst the different villages," says Angel Cerón of this ceramic mask replica. "Kinich Ahau is usually portrayed with jaguar ears and T-shaped teeth. His beard symbolizes sunrays and big, almost square-shaped eyes." Cerón is oficially licensed to reproduce this extraordinary replica of the mask found in Palenque (Chiapas) and dated 600-900 AD.
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Hand Painted Ceramic Wall Mask, "Maya Nobleman"
$59.99With eyes closed, a man's features radiate peace. Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza works in ceramic to create a replica of the funeral masks used by the ancient Maya. Hieroglyphs painted by hand tell the story of the personage. Modern artisans utilize the same materials and techniques as in pre-Hispanic times, achieving the red, yellow and orange colors from annatto seeds.
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Maya Lord of War Commerce and Cocoa Ceramic Wall Mask, "Ek Chuak Maya Lord"
$104.99His name meaning "Black Scorpion," Ek Chuak is the Maya lord of war and commerce who is sometimes victorious and at others he is defeated by other deities. Artisans from the Angel Cerón Artisan Association craft this impressive ceramic replica - the original is dated 1221 A.D. "Ek Chauak was also believed to protect cocoa, and great feasts were held in his honor to ensure a bountiful harvest," explain the artisans, who are officially accredited to replicate pre-Hispanic figures.
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Ceramic Wall Mask of a Mayan Merchant from El Salvador, "Mayan Merchant"
$37.99Stimulating communication as well as trade, merchants were a highly important part of ancient Mayan society. El Salvador's Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza creates this Mayan merchant mask, which is handcrafted from ceramic and painted by hand with natural brown and red pigments derived from the achiote plant. The merchant wears face paint, a hat, and round earrings. A nylon cord on the back allows it to be hung on a wall.