Huichol Yarn Painting (24" x 24") Mexican Indigenous Art Lauro Ramirez

Huichol Yarn Painting (24" x 24") Mexican Indigenous Art Lauro RamirezOne of a kind 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 wood panel. Can be hung easily on a wall using the attached hooks. It would also look great in a frame. Size(Length Width Depth): 24" x 24" x 1" Origin: San Andrs Cohamiata, Mexico Materials: Wood panel, dyed yarn, natural adhesive made from beeswax &

Length/Height/Width: 14" x 9" x 4"

A beautiful work of art by some of Oaxacas best artists

Such a unique and beautiful piece with great combination of colors

Length/Height/Width: 7

A great center piece for any art collection

The painting is absolutely superb with fine detailed Zapotec patterns

Arsenio's marble eyed otters & rabbits have become a must have for alebrije collectors worldwide

The intricate designs throughout are inspired by those found on the ancient Zapotec ruins which can be found throughout the Oaxaca region

Niutria alebrije wood carving by husband & wife duo Jose Clavo and Magaly Fuentes

MexicoLength/Height/Width: 23" x 9" x 7"Handcrafted out of copal wood (detachable tail)Signed by the artist

Handcrafted out of locally and sustainably sourced copal wood and painted with very fine detail at their workshop in Oaxaca

Mexico by Nestor Melchor and his wife Leticia