Mexican Feather

This design is hand-painted is one of the most traditional in talavera. Service for 12: 12 dinner plate 27 cm. 12 salad plate 20 cm. 12 soup bowl 15 cm. 12 bread plate 14 cm. 1...

of inlaying colored bird feathers. This complex art can be appreciated by holding the piece up to a

-colonial view of Teotihuacan, now Mexico City, when waterways dissected the land around the Aztec kingdom

using feathers (and which can be appreciated by holding the tray up to a light.). The sacred ball game

Parrot I by Sergio Gomez Necklace 925 Silver, gold, carved jade and amber, feather. A

These pastel mix and match Mexican Zapotec Indian Weaving pillows are sold individually .They have

Original design necklace by Mexican architect turned jeweler, Eduardo Herrera. The 950 silver is

Postclassic Period, 1250 - 1521 A.D. Oaxaca, Mexico. He wears an elaborate feathered serpent headdress. Found

exhibitions in the USA, France, Austria, Czech Republic, Hong Kong, Australia, Italy, Spain, and Mexico

items found in nature from west Texas or New Mexico using feathers, rocks, minerals, wood, bone, and

on a black background. A fantastic example of Mexican Feather Art. These would be beautiful pieces

Color: Blue Style: Brooch/Pendant Fastening Type: Hinged Pin and Whale Tail Clasp Theme: Feather

An absolutely stunning and super uncommon lounge chair by Michael Van Beuren for Muebles, Mexico

Pair of custom made red Mexican Indian weaving pillows. Zippered casing. Featherand Down Insert.

Custom Made antiques Aztec Design Mexican Indian weaving pillow. New feather and down insert.

Navajo rug vintage circa 1930s from the Crystal Trading Post (J.B. Moore) at Crystal, New Mexico

Vintage hanging perched parrot sculpture Mexico 1970s Feathers of multi colored hand tooled

Inspired by the majestic feathers of the birds of paradise, this abstract piece designed by Eduardo

, Quetzalcoatl feathered serpent as a double snake hinged repousse silver cuff bracelet. Excellent design and

A Toucan with Head Feathers on a Hoop Stand by Sergio Bustamante, 1960-1970s

1950s Pair of Wingback Chairs by Mexican designer/decorator Arturo Pani. Extremely Rare

Feather of Quetzalcoatl. According to "Spratling Silver: A Field Guide", by Phyllis Goddard, this bracelet

This headdress, or ‘penacho’, adorned with carefully selected feathers belongs to one costume of an

Mexican ring with 3/4 profile head, enameled feather headdress, and fierce scary faces with extended

Pair of vintage 1950's Mexican Feathercraft wall hangings feature hand carved wood frames and real

Inspired by the majestic feathers of the birds of paradise, this abstract piece designed by Eduardo

compassion for animals." Friedrich Nietzsche Extinct Colors and Animals Colorful and elegant feathers