Mosaic Mask from Palenque

Replica of mask found in the Temple of the Inscriptions, in Palenque, Chiapas, Mexico. It was part of the burial items in King Pakal's tomb. The mask is made of fragments assembled like a mosaic, representing the face of an elder, with large, deep eyes, a wide, prominent nose, and thin, slightly open lips. Height: 16cm Width: 11.5cm Depth: 3.5cm Weight: 930 gr. Please note: Due to the natural variations in jade and the individual craftsmanship of each piece, slight differences in color and shape may occur, making each mask a one-of-a-kind creation. Each piece is paired with a rough jade base, allowing the mask to stand upright as a striking display in any home or office.