Antonio Alonso: Day of the Dead OfrendaThis extraordinary piece by Antonio Alonso steps away from the street vendors to present a complete miniature ofrenda, the traditional altar that Mexican families build each year to welcome their departed back home for Da de Muertos. Rendered entirely in papier mch down to the smallest tamal, it is a small marvel of devotion and detail. The altar rises in four tiers, painted a warm salmon pink, each step softly stippled with white petals and edged in

Dimensions: 8''Tall 10''Long 3

Dimensions: 12''Tall 12''Long

Tehuanas (Oaxacan women)

with that gentle

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exuberant vision

Superb red cat wood sculpture by Neri & Soledad Cruz

This piece is about the meeting itself

Magnificent one-piece quokka by top Oaxacan woodcarving master Luis Pablo

Dimensions: 5''Tall 7''Long 1

The mask is inspired by Picasso's Black Jug and Skull lithograph

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