Handcrafted Grey Deer Alebrije Sculpture - Dainty Deer in Grey Hill Tribe centering this impressive bracelet from

centering this impressive bracelet from Guatemala

culminating in red resin beads that flank the pendant

Anusara combines the fresh glow of peridot and citrine with the mystical beauty of amethyst for the design of this necklace

The wreath is covered with hand woven cotton fabric before being adorned with dozens of the tiny dolls

The Balinese artisan binds the journal with 50 pages of rice straw paper with agel cords

Handcrafted Grey Deer Alebrije Sculpture - Dainty Deer in Grey Hill Tribe centering this impressive bracelet fromWorking in the traditional Oaxacan folk art form called alebrijes, Pablo and Lucy Mendez in Mexico create this marvelous sculpture. The delicate deer is carved by hand from copal wood and then painted in meticulous detail. Please note that small parts may be detached for secure shipping. The folk art tradition of alebrijes dates back to the 1930s in Mexico City. A man named Pedro Linares was taken ill, and in his fevered dreams he saw a strange land