Dante Día de Muertos Alebrije - Signed Oaxacan Wood Carving Figurine | Magia Mexica.
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$416.00
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PATTERN COLORS AND MEASUREMENTS OF EACH PIECE MAY VARY ACCORDING TO INVENTORY**
Dante Día de Muertos Alebrije - Signed Oaxacan Wood Carving Figurine | Magia Mexica.
$416.00
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Description
Embrace the magic of Día de Muertos with this authentic Dante alebrije, a handcrafted Oaxacan wood carving rooted in Zapotec traditions and Pedro Linares' visionary alebrijes. Signed by skilled Mexican Indian artisans, this vibrant 6-inch figurine features intricate patterns symbolizing animal deities from ancient Zapotec rituals—ideal for Disney's Coco fans or Mexican folk art collectors.
Key Features:
- Materials: Sustainably sourced wood, hand-painted with vivid, non-toxic colors.
- Dimensions: Height: 6 inches (slight variations due to handmade craftsmanship).
- Authenticity: Signed at the base by the artisan; each piece is unique and one-of-a-kind, supporting fair-trade preservation of Mexican heritage.
- Care Tips: Gently dust; keep away from direct sunlight to maintain vibrancy.
Perfect for home decor, holiday altars, or gifting. At Magia Mexica, we ensure 100% secure packing with insurance for worldwide shipping. Note: Colors and patterns may vary slightly."
Bring home the spirit of Día de Muertos with this delightful Mexican alebrije shaped like Dante.
This handcrafted figurine showcases vibrant colors and intricate patterns, celebrating the rich cultural heritage of Mexico
Perfect for collectors and fans alike, this alebrije makes a charming addition to any home decor or a thoughtful gift for loved ones.
Dimensions:
Length by Width ↔ 6.29 x 5.1 in
Height ↕ 6 in
PATTERN COLORS AND MEASUREMENTS OF EACH PIECE MAY VARY ACCORDING TO INVENTORY**
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Oaxacan wood carving crafts are a fusion between alebrijes and the Zapotec culture.
Animals were present in the Zapotec culture in their ritual calendar and in their
religion, within which they associated a series of deities with animals.
Animals were present in the Zapotec culture in their ritual calendar and in their
religion, within which they associated a series of deities with animals.
Care
To maintain the beauty and integrity of your purchase, we recommend treating it with care. Simple maintenance practices, such as gentle washing and proper storage, can effectively preserve the longevity of your favorites. We encourage you to refer to the care instructions included with each item, designed to help you keep your purchase in top condition.
Design
Our dedication to excellence extends beyond materials; it encompasses the artistry and craftsmanship illustrated in every piece we create.
