Large Totonac Mask Animals Each hat has been carefully

Each hat has been carefully hand made in the town of Panajachel on the shore of Lake Atitlan from off cuts of handwoven material typical to that area

whose satirical skeleton imagery has become central to Día de los Muertos art

Prayer wheels are traditional Buddhist items that contain a small scroll inside printed many times over with a mantra

Hand engraved by skilled artisans in Nepal and 925 silver marked

Large Totonac Mask Animals Each hat has been carefullyThis large, attractive Totonac mask features a stylized smiling face typical of the region and era. A smiling expression can often be seen on both masks and full figure statues, but it makes an intriguing feature as it was rare to see emotion depicted elsewhere in Mesoamerican art. The Totonac are an indigenous people of Mexico, believed to have inhabited the city of Teotihuacan, home of the most architecturally significant Mesoamerican pyramids the