This vintage Mexican Guerrero folk art wood carving features an intricate transformation sculpture design, integrating two human faces and figures with a turtle motif. Hand-carved from solid wood and finished with polychrome hand painting, the piece reflects the traditional mask-making heritage of Guerrero, Mexico, where human-animal combinations frequently represent the Mesoamerican concept of the nahual, or animal spirit double. The reverse side of the mask is hollowed out and strung with hanging wire for wall mounting, displaying visible hand-carving marks. Condition: Fair. The structural wood is solid, with minor paint chipping and vintage surface edge wear consistent with hand carving and age. Dimensions: - Height: 19 in - Width: 8 in - Depth: 8 in

Category

Art & Wall Decor

Condition

Fair

Material

Wood

Style

Tribal

Dimensions

19 × 8 × 8 in