Cornfield Protectors
Beadwork mask
$187.99
SKU: 145956
Corn is a basic foodstuff for Mexico's Huichol people, and this handsome mask depicts elements that are crucial for its propagation. By Higinio Hernández, the forehead is covered with a corn plant, or iko. Teruka, the scorpion, appears in blazing color on each cheek. He is the guardian of the corn and must receive gifts before the harvest. A coyote appears on the headdress.
- Beadwork on papier mache
- 0.33 lbs
- 9.3 inches H x 4.7 inches W x 2.4 inches D
- Made in Mexico