Vintage Mexican Hector Aguilar Sterling Silver Bracelet

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Vintage Mexican Hector Aguilar Sterling Silver BraceletHector Aguilar is considered one of the masters of silversmithing in Mexico. Aguilars mentor was William Spratling and he soon ventured out to begin his own workshop in 1939. Aguilar created many iconic pieces that often explored pre Columbian motifs although he often explored and combined the past with the modern designs. During the peak of jewelry production in Taxco, in the state of of Guerrero, the artists were creating and thriving. As a result

Made with a richly colored dark wood

which were subsequently published in Paris by Floury and in Berlin by Bruno Cassirer

From shoulder to shoulder across is 17"

just with the looseness of the lines

The bottom part appears to be a section of a vintage wood millinery hat base while the middle circle is more of an oval than a circle

Great baby gift for the child who has almost everything

it’s suitable for any gender to enjoy

Although the actual piece is one inch in depth and floats within the frame

This gorgeous tapestry features several unique elements ranging from its vibrant terracotta color to the intricate patterns along the edges

I’ve looked up the name hoping to find a clue but nothing comes up yet the work itself is beautifully executed

thrown on a potters wheel with a sculptural top that resembles Watts Towers

It measures 11'8" by 7'9" and it's so soft