Bonampak crushed Malachite relief figure

Zarebski Mayan Aztec Art Sculpture Wall Hanging, crafted from Malachite Resin, captures ancient Mayan culture with intricate details inspired by the Bonampak Frescoes. Magnificent lintels above each doorway depict Maya chiefs triumphing over enemy warriors, showcasing the rich artistic value of the site. Unmarked

Dimensions
10.5" W x 13.5" L x .1" H

Circa
1960's 

Bonampak and its Murals.
The name Bonampak means "painted walls"  in reference to the vivid murals found at the archeological site inside Structure I, depicting colorful scenes of everyday life, celebrations, and warfare among the ancient Maya. The Bonampak murals are regarded as some of the most intricate and well-preserved artworks of the Maya civilization, showcasing the pinnacle of their artistic achievement. Renowned art historian Mary Ellen Miller of Yale University describes them as "Perhaps the single greatest achievement of Maya art," indisputably positioning them as the finest indigenous paintings of the New World (from "Maya Art and Architecture," published in 1999).

Condition
Very Good, consistent with age and use. Presents cracks on wood. 

Our vintage pieces show the passage of time as we leave them in the original condition in which they were found. As a consequence, signs of wear and patina should be expected. Please refer to images for condition details.