Ceramic mask, 'Toltec Ancestor'
By the Garc?a Ochoa Family, this handsome mask evokes ancient masks of jade found in Teotihuacan, the Aztec capital. They work in ceramic to invoke the Toltec, considered their ancestors by the Mexica, or Aztec people. Its crackled finish suggests a treasure recently discovered in a long lost temple.
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