Naranjo Mosaic Jade Mask Replica

A Maya nobleman's portrait, rebuilt in jade. The original mosaic mask, made of jadeite, obsidian, jasper and shell, comes from the city of Naranjo in northern Guatemala and dates to the Classic period (about 300-600 A.D.). It is now in a private European collection. Its strong Maya profile and distinctive facial features make it a favorite for collectors. A rough jade stand is included.

Details

• Replica of the Naranjo mosaic mask (Naranjo, Guatemala)
• Height 15 cm, width 15.5 cm, depth 11.5 cm
• Includes a rough jade stand
• Material: Guatemalan jadeite jade

Made in Guatemala, with care

• Handmade by Guatemalan artisans, with over 40 years of experience in jadeite reproductions.
• Natural jadeite jade certified by the GIA or Guatemala's Department of Mining.
• Reproduced from the available archaeological information, with permission from Guatemala's Ministry of Culture. Each piece is marked for transit.
• Because each piece is handmade, small differences in jade shade and measurements are normal.
• Export must be registered with the government and requires a permit, so delivery takes a little longer.
• 1-year warranty against manufacturing defects.