Huichol Yarn Painting (12" x 12") Mexican Indigenous Art Lauro Ramirez

Huichol Yarn Painting (12" x 12") Mexican Indigenous Art Lauro RamirezOne of a kind vibrant yarn painting made by the indigenous Huichol people of Jalisco, Mexico. This painting was made with colored yarn applied with a natural adhesive mixture of beeswax and pine resin over a sheet of wood. Size: 12" x 12"Origin: San Andrs Cohamiata, MexicoMaterials: Wood panel, dyed yarn, natural adhesive made from beeswax & pine resinIncludes written description and signature on back

Length/Height/Width: 14" x 8" x 7"

Copal woodHand-crafted itemDetachable tailSigned by the artist

The Huichol people draw inspiration for their art from their dreams and from the visions they see while using peyote

Height/Length/Width: 11

5" x 3" x 5"

MexicoLength/Height/Width: 10" x 7

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