This handmade creation is offered in partnership with NOVICA, in association with National Geographic.

A mask built of layers seems to break open, revealing a living youth within. Working in ceramic, Angel Ceron replicates a mask thought to belong to the Teotihuacan culture and is displayed in the Museum of San Ildefonso in Mexico City.

Product Features:

• Colors: Terracotta, yellow, white
• Material: Ceramic
• Decorative
• Use: For wall
• Dimensions: 10 inches high x 13 inches wide x 3.3 inches deep
• Signed by the artist
• Museum replica(s)

Story Behind the Art:
Angel Ceron comes from a family with generations of artisan experience. He learned the family ceramic techniques from his father, Antonio Ceron Orta, a renowned artisan. Angel began a long study of Mexico's pre-Hispanic cultures and learned the Nahuatl language spoken in ancient Mesoamerica. He uses clay from northern Oaxaca state, the only clay of this kind in Mexico and perhaps in the world. The unique characteristics of this yellow clay make it ideal for his work.

What is Worldstock?

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