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Alejandro ChAvez crafts a mirror frame rooted in Andean tradition with four different vignettes. At the top, people harvest tunas, the red fruit of the prickly pear cactus. To the left, merchants offer warm blankets in a market stall and to the right they sell handcrafted masks. Used during the Carnival celebrations preceding Lent, the masks appear in an astonishing array of animals, human and fantasy faces. Along the bottom, dancers perform the Scissors Dance. Known as retablos, these traditional dioramas feature figures carefully molded from ceramic plaster and painted by hand.
- Dimension - 19.75" H x 16" W x 1.6" D
- Weight - 4.71
- Color - Multicolor
- Signed by the artist
- Designed to hang vertically only
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Alejandro ChAvez crafts a mirror frame rooted in Andean tradition with four different vignettes. At the top, people harvest tunas, the red fruit of the prickly pear cactus. To the left, merchants offer warm blankets in a market stall and to the right they sell handcrafted masks. Used during the Carnival celebrations preceding Lent, the masks appear in an astonishing array of animals, human and fantasy faces. Along the bottom, dancers perform the Scissors Dance. Known as retablos, these traditional dioramas feature figures carefully molded from ceramic plaster and painted by hand.
- Dimension - 19.75" H x 16" W x 1.6" D
- Weight - 4.71
- Color - Multicolor
- Signed by the artist
- Designed to hang vertically only
- Andes
- Product ID
- 120356490
- Manufactured By
- NOVICA
- Sold By
- NOVICA
- Size/Weight
- W 16" / D 1.6" / H 19.75" / 4.71 lb.
- Materials
- MDF, Ceramic
- Assembly Required
- No
- Category
- Wall Mirrors
- Style
- Contemporary
- Collection
- Mirros
- Product Description
- Product Specifications
- Shipping and Returns
Alejandro ChAvez crafts a mirror frame rooted in Andean tradition with four different vignettes. At the top, people harvest tunas, the red fruit of the prickly pear cactus. To the left, merchants offer warm blankets in a market stall and to the right they sell handcrafted masks. Used during the Carnival celebrations preceding Lent, the masks appear in an astonishing array of animals, human and fantasy faces. Along the bottom, dancers perform the Scissors Dance. Known as retablos, these traditional dioramas feature figures carefully molded from ceramic plaster and painted by hand.
- Dimension - 19.75" H x 16" W x 1.6" D
- Weight - 4.71
- Color - Multicolor
- Signed by the artist
- Designed to hang vertically only
- Andes
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