Mesoamerican iconography carved wooden sculpture

This intricately carved wooden sculpture is heavily inspired by Mesoamerican iconography, featuring a vibrant and multi-layered composition of interlocking figures. The sculpture utilizes a bold palette of traditional colors, creating striking contrasts that highlight the deep, multidimensional relief of the woodwork.

- This carved piece is inspired by Mesoamerica Art.
- 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.
Central Face: The focal point is a large, striking mask painted in a bright turquoise blue, accented with geometric red line patterns. It features hollowed-out, angular eyes, a prominent straight nose, and an open, stylized mouth.

Crown & Top Motif: Resting atop the central face is a large, detailed green iguana. The mask's crown is decorated with a horizontal band of multi-colored geometric squares (red, blue, yellow, and purple). Tucked into the upper left, just below the iguana, is a carved profile of a human face finished in natural wood tones. A vibrantly striped, curved element drops down the upper right side.

Left Flank: A sinuous, stylized red serpent weaves vertically along the left edge, featuring a detailed head with fangs and an open jaw.

Right Flank: The lower right section prominently displays a bright yellow jaguar head with black spots, a green eye, sharp teeth, and a vivid red tongue.

Base: The entire piece is anchored by a classic, multi-tiered stepped pyramid painted in complementary reds, blues, oranges, and yellows, seamlessly integrated with sections of exposed natural wood grain.