mayan warrior

Working with recycled palo blanco and trumpet tree wood, Guatemalan artisan Julio Molina creates a pair of dangle earrings that make an ecological statement. Two red squares are crafted from the wood, featuring the cutout image of a Mayan warrior. These earrings swing from hooks of sterling silver. Says the artisan, "I being able to create these earrings. They are totally unique. I believe that with these pieces we can be conscious of the great cutting of trees that is affecting our ecosystem."

The reclaimed wood in these dangle earrings inspired by a Maya warrior tells a story of renewal and care about the environment. Guatemalan artisan Julio Molina transforms what others discard into delicate wooden sculptures filled with cultural significance that dance from lustrous sterling silver hooks. The intricate openwork carving demonstrates exceptional attention to detail, creating visual interest and lightweight comfort.

These green dangle earrings showcase the marriage of environmental consciousness and Guatemalan craftsmanship. The reclaimed wood—rescued and reimagined by artisan Julio Molina—features intricate openwork patterns inspired by Maya warrior symbolism. Suspended from polished sterling silver hooks, these sculptural pieces transform forgotten timber into meaningful accessories that celebrate both cultural heritage and ecological mindfulness through their delicate silhouettes and thoughtful construction.

These unique dangle earrings in an eye-catching yellow shade transform reclaimed wood into intricate tributes to Maya warrior heritage, where delicate openwork carvings create a mesmerizing play of shadow and light. Each wooden piece hangs gracefully from sterling silver hooks, adding a radiant touch. Julio Molina’s commitment to environmental consciousness shines through his masterful repurposing of discarded materials, resulting in a design that honors Guatemala’s rich cultural traditions while offering an exquisite blend of sustainability and artistry.