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Aztec Birds, Original Painting on Amate Tree Bark, Vintage, Early 1970's Width 4 and 3/16 inches
Aztec Birds, Original Painting on Amate Tree Bark, Vintage, Early 1970's Width 4 and 3/16 inches
Aztec Birds, Original Painting on Amate Tree Bark, Vintage, Early 1970's Width 4 and 3/16 inches
Aztec Birds, Original Painting on Amate Tree Bark, Vintage, Early 1970's Width 4 and 3/16 inches

Aztec Birds, Original Painting on Amate Tree Bark, Vintage, Early 1970's Width 4 and 3/16 inches

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Aztec Birds, Original Painting on Amate Tree Bark, Vintage, Early 1970's Width 4 and 3/16 inchesThis exquisite pair of Aztec Birds was hand painted on Amate Bark in the early 1970's, generally classified as folk ark. Amate is a type of bark paper that has been manufactured in Mexico since the pre Columbian times. It was primarily used to create codices by the Maya and other indigenous peoples. This painting is believed to have been purchased at the FONART (National Fund for the Development of Artisans) in Mexico City. The original purchaser

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Width 4 and 3/16 inches

The wood is gently worn with some visible age marks

frozen in time

Dimensions:  Length 12 inches

It was skillfully carved from a single solid piece of wood and already contains a hook on the top back for wall hanging

Aztec Birds, Original Painting on Amate Tree Bark, Vintage, Early 1970's Width 4 and 3/16 inchesThis exquisite pair of Aztec Birds was hand painted on Amate Bark in the early 1970's, generally classified as folk ark. Amate is a type of bark paper that has been manufactured in Mexico since the pre Columbian times. It was primarily used to create codices by the Maya and other indigenous peoples. This painting is believed to have been purchased at the FONART (National Fund for the Development of Artisans) in Mexico City. The original purchaser

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