Standing on three jaguar heads, this vessel honors the legacy of El Salvador's Maya culture. "This is a replica from the Maya Pipil group, and we used the same ceramic techniques they develop over a thousand years ago," explains Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza. The terracotta vessel is painted by hand with dyes obtained from achiote seeds, as well as with acrylic paints.
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Love this example of Maya culture.
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My wife has been kind enough to incorporate my love for archeology into our home dƩcor. This little pot fits right in.
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This is my second piece from Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza who is a true artist and craftsman. Arrived very securely packaged. You wont regret purchashing from him!
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I use the jar to burn palo santo and sage and I just love it. I did not see anything in Mexico that looked more authentic mayan than this jar.
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I am so happy with this purchase that I just ordered Mayan Sacrifice to go with it.
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I have several pieces in this style by Sr. Mendoza. They are vivid and spectacular ā and always admired. Thank you for creating these beautiful works of art.
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