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Coba Ruins Tulum, Carved Wooden Jaguar Head Art, Vintage, 1970's Asparas are female spirits of

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Coba Ruins Tulum, Carved Wooden Jaguar Head Art, Vintage, 1970's Asparas are female spirits ofThis spectacular vintage carved wooden jaguar head was made by indigenous artisans near the Mayan ruins of Coba outside of Tulum. The date of creation is unknown, possibly 1970's or earlier, generally classified as folk art. The wood is worn with age. There is a hint of red paint behind the left ear, indicating that at one point it may have been painted before being sanded down and stained a dark rich natural brown. It is almost life size with glass

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Description

Asparas are female spirits of the clouds and waters in Hindu and Buddhist culture

• Front pouch pocket

Case Dimensions:  Length 5 and 7/8 inches

This item is in mint condition

like a pipe

Coba Ruins Tulum, Carved Wooden Jaguar Head Art, Vintage, 1970's Asparas are female spirits ofThis spectacular vintage carved wooden jaguar head was made by indigenous artisans near the Mayan ruins of Coba outside of Tulum. The date of creation is unknown, possibly 1970's or earlier, generally classified as folk art. The wood is worn with age. There is a hint of red paint behind the left ear, indicating that at one point it may have been painted before being sanded down and stained a dark rich natural brown. It is almost life size with glass

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