Vintage Mexican Folk Art Clay Wall Mask Sun Lizard Jute Beads Guerrero/Tonala

small chip on bottom, see pix good vintage condition with light surface rubs and small paint wear consistent with age; natural variations and tiny pits in the clay from handmade production. Rope and beads intact. See photos for details. Bring bold, sun-washed color to your wall with this vintage Mexican folk-art mask. Hand-formed clay with a matte, airbrushed finish features classic neo-pre-Columbian motifs—a radiant sun, a lizard in relief, and a dancing figure—accented by a rustic jute hanger and matching clay bead tassels. Made for wall display (not for wearing). Origin: Mexico; Guerrero/Tonalá folk-art style Materials: hand-formed clay/ceramic, matte paints, jute rope, clay beads Display: integrated jute hanger; lightweight and ready to hang Era: late 20th century (c. 1970s–1990s) Markings: unmarked (typical of tourist-market workshop pieces)