King Pakal Mask

Q 7,020.00

Reproduction of a burial mask found in Palenque, Chiapas, Mexico. Originally dating from the year 683 A.D. It belonged to King Pakal, one of the main rulers of the dynasty of this ancient city. Today housed in the National Museum of Archeology- INAH- in Mexico City.

Measurements of this mosaic mak:

Height:22 cms; Width: 19 cms; and Depth: 9 cms.

SKU HQ0011 Category Masks Tags archeology, handmade art, jade replicas, Masks, Mayan Masks, México, Pakal mask, prehispanic art, réplicas

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Product Details

Material: Guatemalan Jadeite Jade
Artisan made, handmade with love.
100% Guatemalan
Natural Jadeite jade certified by the GIA (Gemological Institute of America) or by the Department of Mining of Guatemala.
All our pieces go through a strict quality control. However, due to being handmade, please allow small differences in shades of jade color and measurements.
All our archeological reproductions are made using all the information available to be as close as possible to the original.
We have the permission of the Guatemalan Ministry of Culture to elaborate these reproductions, all our pieces are marked so there are no problems with them in transit.
The delivery time for these pieces is a little longer because we have to register the exportation with the Government and get a permit to leave the country.
Over 40 years of experience elaborating jadeite jade Mesoamerican reproductions.
1 year manufacturing defect warranty
Perfect for a lover of Mesoamerican cultures and a collector.