Talokan Art
Hare Alebrije
Hare Alebrije
Technique: Hand-painted on hand-carved Tzalam wood.
Dimensions: 35 x 15 x 30 cm / 13.8 x 5.9 x 11.8 in
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The Maya revered the rabbits as symbols of fertility and abundance, associated with the Moon Goddess Ix Chel. Their prolific nature mirrored the moon's phases, emphasizing regeneration and procreation.
The Aztecs, on the other hand, saw rabbits as celestial beings. The god Ometochtli, or "Two Rabbit," presided over festivity and excess, leading the "400 Rabbits," gods of drunkenness. The rabbit's image also adorned the Aztec Moon Goddess Coyolxauhqui, reinforcing its lunar and fertility symbolism.
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This item can be engraved with a custom text.
In addition, we design completely unique pieces. Your imagination is the limit, contact us for more information
About Huichol Art
About Huichol Art
Huichol art, or Wixarika art, is an ancient indigenous tradition that uses vibrant color and geometric patterns to elaborate intrcate designs. This form of artistic expression celebrates the sacred relationship between humans and nature, reminding us of the importance of living in harmony with our environment.
About Alebrijes
About Alebrijes
Alebrijes are vibrant and fantastical Mexican art sculptures, carved from wood. With its origin in Oaxaca, these colorful creatures painted with intricate patterns and bold colors, Each Alebrije tells a unique story, representing the rich tapestry of Mexico's artistic and cultural heritage.
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I received my hate sculpture and it took my breath away with its beauty and intricate detail. I couldn’t be happier with my purchase. So glad it went to someone who made this by hand with love.
