Mythological serpent -like creature Cedar Mask

Overview
The sculpture is a vibrant, multi-layered wooden piece featuring a warrior's face encased within the open jaws of a mythological serpent-like creature. This style is deeply reminiscent of Mesoamerican (Maya or Aztec) iconography, where warriors often wore animal headdresses to channel the power of the beast.

- It comes in two main sizes: 23"x17"x8"; 20"x15"x8, or 15"x12"x7"
- 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
The Inner Mask:

Color: The face is painted a bold, glossy crimson red.

Details: It features stylized facial features with almond-shaped eye slits and a prominent nose. On the cheeks, there are geometric "fret" patterns (Grecas) in blue and black, typical of ancient Mexican art.

The Headdress (Serpent/Jaguar):

Color: The outer creature is primarily a vibrant turquoise or teal green with textured, feather-like carvings.

Fangs: Four large, cream-colored wooden fangs frame the central face, protruding from the upper and lower jaws.

Eyes: The creature has bulging red eyes with black pupils, giving it a fierce, alert appearance.

Material and Craftsmanship:

Texture: The piece shows visible wood grain and chisel marks, indicating it is hand-carved.

Base: The sculpture stands on its own, supported by the lower jaw and carved side elements that resemble earspools or tassels.