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Axolotl Copal Wood Axolotl Alebrije from Mexico

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Axolotl Copal Wood Axolotl Alebrije from Mexico

Jesus and Roxana recreate the axolotl, one of Mexico's rarest and most iconic creatures, in colorful alebrije form. They hand-carve it from copal wood and decorate its body with joyful geometric patterns in a palette of saffron yellow, dark green, bright red, and purple. The axolotl's gills are detached for safe and easy transport.

Jesus and Roxana come from a Zapotec community in Oaxaca where a large number of the residents work crafting alebrijes. Jesus takes care of the carving part while Roxana works her magic creating the colorful patterns that decorate the pieces.

  • materials: Copal wood
  • Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
  • Some assembly required
  • Signed by the artist
3.9 in. H x 2.4 in. W x 7.75 in. D

Jesus and Roxana recreate the axolotl, one of Mexico's rarest and most iconic creatures, in colorful alebrije form. They hand-carve it from copal wood and decorate its body with joyful geometric patterns in a palette of saffron yellow, dark green, bright red, and purple. The axolotl's gills are detached for safe and easy transport.

Jesus and Roxana come from a Zapotec community in Oaxaca where a large number of the residents work crafting alebrijes. Jesus takes care of the carving part while Roxana works her magic creating the colorful patterns that decorate the pieces.

  • materials: Copal wood
  • Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
  • Some assembly required
  • Signed by the artist
3.9 in. H x 2.4 in. W x 7.75 in. D

$88.95
Axolotl Copal Wood Axolotl Alebrije from Mexico—
$88.95

Description

Jesus and Roxana recreate the axolotl, one of Mexico's rarest and most iconic creatures, in colorful alebrije form. They hand-carve it from copal wood and decorate its body with joyful geometric patterns in a palette of saffron yellow, dark green, bright red, and purple. The axolotl's gills are detached for safe and easy transport.

Jesus and Roxana come from a Zapotec community in Oaxaca where a large number of the residents work crafting alebrijes. Jesus takes care of the carving part while Roxana works her magic creating the colorful patterns that decorate the pieces.

  • materials: Copal wood
  • Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
  • Some assembly required
  • Signed by the artist
3.9 in. H x 2.4 in. W x 7.75 in. D