Huichol Wood Mask - Mexico

A brightly painted wood mask from Guerrero Mexico. The "Huehueskistli" is a traditional wooden mask used in cultural and religious festivities in the Guerrero region of Mexico. 6-1/2" H x 5_1/2" W The

Native American Huichol colorful carved wood and beaded jaguar mask, Mexico, 20th c., unsigned, some loss to beading, 13.5"h, 12.25"w, 10"d, 6.5lbs Start Price: $100.00

Mexico 20th century handcrafted and painted wooden masks. total of three (3). One modeled by the Gorgonio Candelaria Castro family. The mini glass beaded mask is by the Huichol people ( indigenous peo

Description: Vintage Huichol mask of Mexico culture; Measurement approximate: 7"h; Material: Beads/ Wood

Julio de la Rosa Cruz (Mexican, 20th c.) Huichol beaded mask, c. 1980's Ornamented with flowers, deer spirits and peyote motifs, beads on wood with beeswax. 11" x 6" Provenance: Dr. Halvor & Astrid Ja

circa 1960, Mexico, carved wood, one with yarn painting of deer, the other with glass bead geometric designs. 11 in. The Native American Collection of Mr. Wayne Lockey of Grand Junction, Colorado. Add

A wood headdress bird mask, Mexico, 13 H "

(lot of 4) Collection of folk art polychromed carved wood masks, Mexico, including: (1) depicting a bird with corn, approx 14 3/8"h, 8 3/8"w, 4 5/8"d, (1) deer with integral antler

Large Scale Carved Wood Jaguar Mask, Mexico. festival dance mask for Dance of The Tecuanes. Size: 30" x 21" x 21"

Yellow & Black Carved & Painted Wood Dance of Coanegro Mask, Mexico Folk Art. Made of carved and painted wood, striking mask portrays a man with black skin and yellow

Folk Art carved wood mask, Ocumicho, Mexico, depicting human head with two brightly painted geckos framing each eye, detachable horns and ears, slight fracture to right horn, mask including horns: app

Carved Wood Mermaid Body Mask,Mexico Folk Art Sculpture. Mermaid body mask from Guerriro Mexico, used in the Danza de los Pescados (Fish Dance). Gorgeous mermaid is carved from wood with rich polychro

(lot of 2) Carved wood masks, including: (1) Kpelie mask, Senufo peoples, Ivory Coast, with carved wood projections surrounding diamond-etched face, worn in ceremonies to represent human imperfections

Two colorful beaded masks by the Huichol peoples in Mexico, one featuring radiating sun motif on forehead. 9" H x 5.5" W x 3.25" D.

Two colorful beaded masks by the Huichol peoples in Mexico, one featuring radiating sun motif on forehead. 9" H x 5.5" W x 3.25" D.

Carved Wood Alligator Body Mask,Mexico Folk Art Sculpture. Alligator body mask from Guerriro Mexico, used in the Danza de los Pescados (Fish Dance). Gorgeous alligator full of life and character is ca

"Fantastica" mask. Mexico. Wood, pigments. H: 21", W: 10", D: 5". Shipping costs noted below are estimates for USA locations via FEDEX ground. Actual costs may vary.

Huichol Deer Head carved wood mask with appliqued beads, 13 ½ x 6”; Huichol Jaguar carved wood mask with applique beads, 7 x 6 ½”; Small Huichol jaguar carved wood mask with applique beads, 4 ½

Title: Mexican Painted Mask Dimensions: 6.5 x 5.5 x 4 in. Old festival wood dance mask from Mexico on metal stand Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance

Dance mask. Mexico. Wood, paint. H: 7.5", W: 5.5", D: 3.5". Shipping costs noted below are estimates for USA locations via FEDEX ground. Actual costs may vary.

Huichol folk art beaded mask, Mexico, in polychrome foliate and animal motifs, encased in lighted acrylic shadowbox, sight: approx 13"h, 6.75"w, overall: approx 17.75"h, 11 3/8"w, 3 7/8"d, 4.75lbs Sta

Vintage Oaxacan Festival Dance Mask. Mexico. Carved wood, leather, hair, straw. Size: 14" x 8" x 5", 36 x 20 x 13 cm (mask). Provenance: Bob Brand and Liz Werthan, Philadelphia.

(lot of 3) Carved wood and polychrome painted masks, Mexico, including: (1) two-faced, with organic fibers, approx 8.5"h,8"w, 5"d; (1) multi-color in green, red and yellow, open mouth, approx 13"h, 8.

Vintage Mexican Festival Mask. Huichol. Carved wood and yarn. Prov: Richard and Jean Kellaway; Danforth Museum, Framingham, Mass., included in the traveling exhibition, ''Mexican Masks of the 20th Cen