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hide or release the inner persona of the wearer. These
pieces are striking and thought provoking. Perhaps deep
within us lurks something primitive. WE'VE ADDED THE FOLLOWING PAGES: John
Isaac Antiques |
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Hidalgo Black and White Calaca Mask 9" x 7" $185
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Cujo who? Here's the real devil dog! Carved by the Hausteca Indians 17" x 12" x 8" $250
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The Hausteca Indians o San Luis Potosi in Mexico carved this diablo (and his lizard friend!) 11" x 9 1/2" x 9" $250
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Fariceo from Barlolo, Agua Caliente, Queretoro 19" x 12" $265 |
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A rare mask! Created by the Cora Indians Paper mache 12" x 9" x 7" $500
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Double your mischief! This double Diablo will help! From Guerrero 23" x 13" x 7" $325 |
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A brightly colored Diablo Ocumicho, Michoacan 12" x 13" $210 |
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Pontius Pilate from the dance of the Moros y Cristians in Morelos, Mexico $400 |
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Apache mask from the dance of the Apaches in the district of El Tepetate The dance is a recreation of the battle between the Otomi indians and French invaders $165 |
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This grinning Diablo has glittering foil teeth! 9" x 7" $175
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