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Tlaloc, the revered Aztec deity of rain, fertility and water, is masterfully brought to life in this striking ceramic wall mask by the talented members of Mexico’s Angel Ceron Artisan Association. Handcrafted from traditional Oaxacan yellow clay and painted with care, this captivating accent depicts the mighty god crowned by an elaborate headdress in natural clay tones accented with coral red details. The dimensional mask showcases intricate geometric patterns and symbolic elements that honor ancient Mesoamerican artistry, while a convenient hanging loop on the reverse allows you to display this conversation-starting tribute to one of the most important deities in the Aztec pantheon on any wall in your home.

This magnetic wall mask is a true homage to the revered jaguar deity at the heart of several Mesoamerican cultures. Handcrafted with utmost mastery by Mexican artisan Morneo, this exquisite design comes to life through the meticulous shaping of papier mache, adorned with enchanting hand-painted motifs and a palette of captivating hues. Coats of meticulously applied protective lacquer not only safeguard its timeless charm but also elevate its radiant sheen, making it a truly irresistible work of art.

Capture the essence of Mesoamerican legacy with this mesmerizing wall mask paying homage to the revered jaguar god, an emblem central to the heart of significant ancient civilizations. Meticulously sculpted from papier mache by Mexican artisan Morneo, the remarkable mask unveils a figure donning a commanding jaguar headdress. A symphony of intricate hand-painted motifs and vibrant hues, reminiscent of the captivating folk art style of alebrijes, adorns the mask's surface. Safeguarding its allure and enriching its luminosity, layers of protective lacquer enfold this extraordinary creation.

Serving between the years of 619 and 625, Pope Boniface V, who contributed to the spread of Christianity through England, is revered in this African mask from Ghana. Winfred Korley designs and crafts this mask, which he hand-carves from sese wood, completed with painted designs and a clay rub for a rustic finish.

Inspired by the Teke-Tsaye people of Gabon and the Democratic Republic of Congo, this striking mask reflects the powerful traditions of the Kidumu association, where such masks are used in ritual to express social and spiritual values. Hand-carved from sese wood and painted in earthy tones, its round form is adorned with abstract patterns, geometric motifs, and horizontal lines. Rooted in a culture where family and spiritual authority are deeply revered, this piece brings history, meaning, andbold visual presence to any space.

Invoke the mystical power of ancient Mesoamerica with this mesmerizing ceramic wall mask representing Tezcatlipoca, the enigmatic Aztec god of the night sky, magic and conflict. Handcrafted from traditional Oaxacan yellow clay by Mexico’s Angel Ceron Artisan Association, this dramatic accent piece showcases a striking contrast of deep blue and natural clay hues that evoke the deity's association with darkness and supernatural forces. The mask's bold sculptural form and expressive design capture the powerful essence of one of the most complex and feared gods in the Aztec pantheon, while a convenient hanging loop on the reverse makes it ready to transform any space into a gallery of pre-Columbian art and mythology.