Vintage Mexican Sterling Silver and Coral Earrings with Pre-Columbian Faces

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Vintage Mexican Sterling Silver and Coral Earrings with Pre-Columbian FacesA unique pair of sterling silver earrings that were made sometime during the 1950's when more than just a nod to the influence of Pre Columbian aesthetics were dominant in Mexican culture. These are one of kind sterling silver earrings that create a delicate balance of aesthetic influences. The small, hollow faces are derived from indigenous 3D reliefs and masks, while the curvaceous bend of silver and coral reflects the European colonial influences

if that's even possible

made of silk and chiffon and embroidered ribbon

The Virgin Mary stands tall

It is an absolutely beautiful layered piece with lovely detailing showing off the gold gilt filigree

It is a necessary item when wearing a Kimono

While the purse itself measures 2 1/4" wide

both countries share similar color aesthetics

for the last 45 years

whose memoir A Moveable Feast includes a chapter titled "With Pascin At the Dôme"

8 " in depth

in good condition with a couple of slightly small

vulnerable