Bright Hand Painted Quetzalcoatl Alebrije Sculpture - Colorful Quetzalcoatl Owls and indigo are handwoven into

and indigo are handwoven into this cotton sling from Guatemala

10 inches L x 6

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religious traditions and the renowned Cervantino cultural festival — their colors all come to life in handcrafted ceramic

Bright Hand Painted Quetzalcoatl Alebrije Sculpture - Colorful Quetzalcoatl Owls and indigo are handwoven intoThis delightful papier mache alebrije sculpture is crafted by Marina Lozano in Mexico. The artisan creates her version of a quetzalcoatl, which was a feathered serpent deity in ancient Mesoamerica. The creature is painted by hand in bright colors and varied patterns. The folk art tradition of alebrijes dates back to the 1930's in Mexico City. A man named Pedro Linares was taken ill, and in his fevered dreams he saw a strange land populated with