13246 results for "Maya" between $5.00 and $300.00

Surrounded by hieroglyphs, an ancient ball player demonstrates his skill and strength. The ball game represented the movements of the heavens for many pre-Hispanic peoples and, for the Maya, the game had a religious significance. Elisa Camarena recreates an archeological piece from Chinkultic, Chiapas. Once thought to be a calendar, as the glyphs represents dates, it is one of the first ball court markers discovered. Camarena presents the....... Read Full Description An artisan story card will...

With eyes closed, a man's features radiate peace. Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza works in ceramic to create a replica of the funeral masks used by the ancient Maya. Hieroglyphs painted by hand tell the story of the personage. Modern artisans utilize the same materials and techniques as in pre-Hispanic times, achieving the red, yellow and orange colors from annatto seeds. An artisan story card will be included with your purchase.

Rico’s work is the culmination of lifelong interests in art, architecture, performance, philosophy and history. After graduation with honors from the Rhode Island School of Design, his passion for sculpture evolved into art installations, where the placement of objects and careful lighting heightened the viewer’s experience. A gift for lighting transported him to New York’s downtown music scene and the world of high fashion. Throughout the 1980s, Rico created the stage lighting for musical showcases...

It's been a productive morning - you've finished your homework, done a few chores, and you're ready to enjoy the outside air. It's a casual sort of weekend, which is why you've chosen to wear this navy dress with its lovely rose floral print, elastic waist, and asymmetrical smock front with decorative buttons. You've paired this floral frock with simple yellow flats and a straw hat, as you head out into the afternoon light for an impromptu picnic in the backyard.

This soft and springy 50/50 cotton acrylic blend is ideal for garments for babies and children, but treat yourself right and make something for you, too!

The Stelton "norstaal" represents Stelton's fifth product line and incorporates some of the world's most known Flatware patterns. Stelton norstaal stands for unique, functional design of high quality, made of best-in-class Solingen-steel from Germany with a non-compromising finish, a concourse of renowned design classics. The Maya Flatware Sets from Stelton in brushed stainless.

This delicate pointe shoe by Grishko is their lightest weight design with a 3/4 shived shank and drawstring. The Maya fits like the Ulanova-I but has a stitched sole and suede bottom. Available in medium or hard shanks; please specify when ordering. Ribbons not included.

Eco-Traits fair trade toxin free handmade Description The Maya Tie is based on the Asian style Mei Tai baby carrier. Broad straps around the waist and across the shoulders give excellent weight distribution. This is an amazingly comfortable baby carrier.

Hieroglyphs color the blackened visage of a sleeping man, suggesting midnight's darkness. Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza works in ceramic to create a replica of the funeral masks used by the ancient Maya. Modern artisans utilize the same materials and techniques as in pre-Hispanic times to create this poignant portrait. An artisan story card will be included with your purchase.

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El Salvador's Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza is inspired by the solemn ceremonial traditions of the Maya in the design of this centerpiece. It is crafted by hand with terracotta ceramics, and features painted glyphs resembling those on antique Maya treasures and temples. An artisan story card will be included with your purchase.

Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza celebrates the art of the Maya with this unique terracotta replica. It is crafted by hand with the same ceramic techniques developed by the Maya Pipil people. It is painted by hand featuring the legendary Maya iconography and it is treated to achieve an antiqued look. An artisan story card will be included with your purchase.

The unique art of the Maya people finds its way to this hand-crafted vase from Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza. "We preserve the ceramic techniques they developed thousands of years ago," says Mendoza of this piece. Color for the background is obtained from achiote seeds, and the image details are done with acrylics. An artisan story card will be included with your purchase.

Snarling jaguars stare boldly at the viewer, planting their feet in a defiant stance. The beloved trigrillo (little tiger) of Yucatán was venerated by the ancient Maya. Angel Cerón sculpts the ocelots in terracotta, faithfully replicating a Toltec-style vessel found in the archeological site at Chichén Itzá. The original piece was carved of basalt and adorned with jade and obsidian. An artisan story card will be included with your purchase.

Red, rose and aqua mingle with the green of Guatemalan hillsides in this beautiful design. Working on traditional handlooms, women from Aj Quen create the cotton fabric. The shoulder bag opens to reveal twin pockets beneath the generous flap, and an interior pocket zips closed. The strap is adjustable in length, and a leather belt surrounds the bag to keep things safe. "This design represents the majestic designs and colors of our Maya communities,"....... Read Full Description An artisan story card...

Fully Lined. Moderate Leg Coverage. Soft Bra Cups. Waist Minimizer. Hip Minimizer. Tummy Minimizer.

BPA-free & eco-friendly. Slim design fits most bottle/cup holders. Accomodates large ice-cubes. Fits in most standard bike cages. High-quality good grade #304 stainless steel. Dishwasher friendly. Resuable and 100% recyclable. 10.5" H (w/o cap) x 2.75" W. Opening diameter: 1.75" (44 mm). Polypropylene #5 loop, flat or sport cap. Capacity: 27 fluid ounces (532 ml). Weight: 8oz.

"Maya", designed in 1962, has been a continuous best-seller since the sxties. The handle's wide and strong shape narrows triangularly. The cutlery is comfortable to hold with its well rounded edges and the handle is relatively wide for a solid grip. Maya has received numerous awards from the Norwegian Design Council and it is included in "Phaidons design classics" among the best designs in the world. Maya is also exhibited in museums around the world such as MoMA in New York and The Victoria and...