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1644–1912) and features a dragon head with stylized scrolling tendrils and whiskers around the jaw
The piece has a distressed
crafted from deer horn
This particular style of fish bell dates back to the Late Edo period (1603–1867) or the Early Meiji period (1868–1912) and is heavily influenced by earlier Chinese Ming Dynasty bronze work
DIMENSIONS: 9" C x 2
Vintage Hand-Carved Mexican Folk Art "Diablo" Dance Mask Asian Arts & Antiquities 1644–1912) and features a dragonTraveling Man Treasures is selling this vintage Mexican folk art "Diablo" dance mask, hand carved from wood and painted in traditional red, black, and white pigments. Masks such as this are commonly used in indigenous ceremonial dances such as the "Dance of the Moors and Christians" or for "Day of the Dead" celebrations. This mask is in good vintage condition, with only one small paint scuff along the lip as shown. This type of mask are most
