Feathered Serpent Headdress Ceramic Wall Mask Indian_Drums Tigers hold an important place
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
Tigers hold an important place in Bali's folklore and were believed to give courage
The alternating white and subtle black stripes give it a versatile
Chilean material around one end
046 was made in Nepal by experienced artisan metalworkers working within a lineage of craftsmanship passed down over generations
Embrace the power of the ancient Celtic triskele with this handcrafted shamanic drum
Feathered Serpent Headdress Ceramic Wall Mask Indian_Drums Tigers hold an important placeThis hand crafted ceramic wall mask is full of Mesoamerican mythology, and features an elaborate feathered headdress flanked by the coiling forms of a serpent. The Feathered Serpent known as Quetzalcatl is one of the most significant deities in Mesoamerican religion, revered across Aztec, Toltec, and Maya civilisations as a god of wind, wisdom, and creation. His image, combining the earthly serpent with the celestial quetzal bird, has endured for