Artisan Crafted Traditional Wood Mask - Purple Maya Jaguar oct24bb these two tealight candleholders radiate

these two tealight candleholders radiate festive cheer

The traditional iroki embroidery recreates the elegance of Uzbekistan's ancient complexes on this exquisite and convenient accessory

which features a spiky green saguaro cactus and a slender green rim

The Life and Hope Women's Association (Asociacion de Mujeres Vida y Esperanza) adds a distinguished touch to your days with a gracious creation made from leather and handloomed cotton textiles

Artisan Crafted Traditional Wood Mask - Purple Maya Jaguar oct24bb these two tealight candleholders radiate'I like making jaguar heads because they remind me of my Maya ancestors. To them the jaguars protected the fields and mountains. They regarded the jaguar as a deity that they honored at the beginning of a harvest,' says Jose Canil Ramos. According to Maya cosmogony, the jaguar is represented by the Ix day of the Maya calendar. It symbolizes strength and vigor, as well as feminine and feline energies. Canil carves the mask by hand from pinewood and