Luis Pablo: Lemur with Snail WoodcarvingLuis Pablo Mendoza carved a lemur from Madagascar cradling a garden snail in both hands, studying it with huge amber eyes rimmed in cobalt blue. He is not eating it. He is completely absorbed by it. This is what Luis Pablo does: he finds the moment just before anything happens, and holds it there. The lemur sits cross legged, ringed tail coiled out to one side, both arms cradling the snail as carefully as something fragile and newly found. Huge amber

highly collectible piece

A magnificent piece of Mexican Folk art by Rocío Fabián features a cat sitting tall and self-assured

5''Long 6''Wide

Across the rounded body

and firing methods until he had recovered what scholars and archaeologists had considered unrecoverable

Alberto comes from one of the great woodcarving families of Oaxaca

40  Pages

Dimensions: 9''Tall 7''Long 4''Wide

Wonderful beaded Huichol anatomical heart created by the Wixarika people of Mexico

Blanca Quezada is a highly acclaimed Mata Ortiz artist renowned for her exceptional talent in crafting intricate ollas with complex geometric patterns

and a burst of orange and yellow along the wing tips that feels like a little surprise

giving the pangolin a gentle