Maya Pascola Mask fron Sonora by Jose Valenzuela with lizard designs

Description

Maya Pascola Mask fron Sonora by Jose Valenzuela 5 1/2 " x 8 " x 21". pre- 2000 one of the older masks and still has dance cord.
This unique style of mask was derived from traditional face painting. The Pascola dancers wear cocoon rattles on their legs and their role is to clear the fiesta ground and for the dance.
Navajo,Sonora Mexico
Black face w/carved and painted lizard designs on the left and right side of the face, arrow head shaped design under the eyes, carved teeth with smiling face and a pointed nose.
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