Ana Xuana tells a neat story about how her family were the first to carve and paint figurines in their village of San Martin and how the neighbors sort of made fun of them.  Ironic because now the village is famous for Alebrijes. This particular piece, adorned with goat-like ears, a bent nose, and curved horns, showcases their mastery with intricate etchings in the hair and five-fingered hands and feet. The mesmerizing blend of shimmering golds, carmine reds, and silvers adds a touch of timeless elegance to this Devil Flutist, making it a delight to behold in the palm of your hand.

• Carved by Hand with Simple Tools
• Thoroughly Sanded to a Porcelain Finish
• Individually Crafted with Impeccable Precision
• Confidently Signed by the Artist
• Veritable Oaxacan Carving made from prized Copal Wood
• All in One Carving
• Origin of This Carving is the village of San Martin Tilcajete
• Premium Handmade Mexican Folk Art of Museum Quality

Dimensions Approx. 1" wide x 3" tall (Small)

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