This hand-molded clay mask is a vivid, joyful expression of Mexican folk art tradition. The expressive face is hand-painted in bright, high-gloss colors and surrounded by richly detailed motifs — birds, feathers, and floral elements — that speak to a long tradition of ceremonial and decorative craft in Mexico. The cut-out eyes and mouth give it presence and depth, and the glossy finish catches the light beautifully on a wall.

Whether displayed as a standalone wall piece, grouped on an eclectic art wall, or added to a collection of ethnographic or Latin American objects, this mask brings warmth and personality to a room. It was likely made for ceremonial display or traditional festivals — a purpose that gives it a meaning beyond decoration alone.

Details & Specifications

Origin: Mexico
Era: Late 20th century
Material: Clay (terracotta base with glossy paint)
Height: Approx. 22 cm (8.7″)
Width: Approx. 17 cm (6.7″)
Depth: Approx. 7 cm (2.8″)
Hanging holes: Present at top edges

Condition

Good vintage condition overall
Minor wear around the hanging holes
Some paint surface marks — please refer to the photographs for full detail

A timeless piece of handmade artisan craft — chosen because it still holds real presence in a modern space. Carefully packed and shipped worldwide with tracking.

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Clay Mask Mexican Folk Art Hand-Painted Late 20th Century