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"Ocelote" Tray, Wood, Ensamble Artesano, 2024 - Lot 799

$450
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Description

This Beige Ocelote Tray, created by Ensamble Artesano, merges functionality with cultural artistry. Made from high-quality wood and adorned with natural pigments, the tray features a white and beige color palette, achieved through the traditional lacquer technique known as “Maque,” gives it a timeless elegance suitable for any setting. 

Produced by Taller Maya, a collective supporting over 160 artisans in the Yucatan Peninsula, this piece represents a vital source of sustainable income for the women who create them, enriching their communities and preserving cultural heritage. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, this tray represents the hard work and dedication of women artisans from Olinalá, Guerrero, who have poured their heritage and skills into each piece. 

Creator

Taller Maya/ Ensamble Artesano

Dimensions

Height: 5 cm (2 in)

Width: 46 cm (18 in)

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Style

Traditional Mayan Craftsmanship

Materials and Techniques:

Wood & Natural Pigments

Woodwork

Condition
Brand New
Place of Origin

Olinala, Guerrero

Date of Manufacture

2024

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