Mosaic-patterned Jaguar Mask; Home decor, Mesoamerican-inspired art, hand-carved

Description of the Carved Sculpture
The provided images feature a highly detailed and stylized hand-carved wooden sculpture, likely a decorative mask or ceremonial-style piece. Its design is a complex fusion of animal and human imagery, common in Mesoamerican-inspired art.


- This carved piece is inspired by Mesoamerica Art.
- Sizes: 23.5"x17.5"x8" and 17"x12"x8"
- 100% Hand-crafted on cedar wood by an artesano of Mayan descendants in Yucatan Mexico.
- It comes with wall attachment hardware, and can also be placed on a flat surface.
- We make this item in many other sizes. Please contact shop owner for customization request.
- This item can’t be worn as a mask, home décor purposes only.
- Note: The item is handmade thus you may notice a minimum difference in patterns on pictures shown.


Key Visual Elements
Dual Imagery: The piece features a jaguar or feline head with its jaws wide open. Nested within the mouth is a stylized human skull.

Feline Features:
The upper part of the sculpture represents the jaguar's face, complete with bright green inlaid eyes.
It features a textured, tan-colored snout with black dots and large, prominent wooden fangs protruding downward.

The black "skin" of the jaguar has a cracked, golden-veined texture, giving it an aged or "obsidian-like" appearance.

The Skull:

The inner skull is rendered in black with a tiled or mosaic-patterned forehead in shades of silver and grey.

The lower jaw area of the skull includes vibrant, turquoise-colored inlays that resemble teeth or decorative accents.

Side Adornments: On either side of the "cheeks" are circular earspools or ornaments featuring bright blue geometric carvings.