Father serpent cedar mask: Mesoamerica inspirations, Mexican Folk art

This intricately carved sculpture depicts a human face encased within the open jaws of a stylized serpent, drawing inspiration from Mesoamerican Maya/Aztec iconography.

The entire piece is hand-carved from cedar wood, showcasing natural grain and texture, and it rests on a rustic, cross-sectioned wooden base.

- It comes in two main sizes: 23"x17"x8" or 20"x15"x8
- This sculpture can stand firmly in a flat surface, or it can be hand on wall. It comes with a strong hook ready to be attached to a wall.
- 100% hand carved by an Artesano from Chiapas Mexico.

Key Features of the Sculpture
Central Face: The inner face is constructed with a mosaic-like pattern of blue and dark turquoise tiles, creating a geometric, mask-like appearance.

The Protective Headdress: The outer figure features vibrant green and teal "skin" or scales, with large, sharp fangs framing the central face.

Striking Details: Bold, red predatory eyes are set on the sides of the head, giving the piece a powerful and watchful presence.