"Winged Wolf" Copal Wood Alebrije - Hand-Carved (30 cm)

The Winged Wolf is a unique and mystical piece, hand-carved from copal wood and masterfully painted by artisans. This protective spirit combines the majesty of the wolf with elegant wings, creating a figure imbued with deep pre-Hispanic symbolism. With an imposing height of 30 cm, its detailed white, blue, and black tones highlight every feature and claw, making it an unrepeatable work that honors the ancient Oaxacan tradition.

The Value of an Unrepeatable Work of Art

Authentic Copal Wood Carving: This piece is sculpted from copal, the sacred wood traditionally used by great master artisans due to its resistance and its deep spiritual connection to Mexican culture.

3 Weeks of Meticulous Painting: Each stroke on its body required 21 days of absolute concentration and skill. The fine geometric lines in white, blue, and black are a tribute to pre-Hispanic iconography and reflect the pure talent of the artisans.

Fair Trade and Cultural Preservation: At Máxico Artesanal, we promote the circular economy and fair trade. Your purchase ensures a dignified and direct payment for the creative hands, helping these ancient techniques to live on for generations.

Technical Specifications of the Winged Wolf:

Name of the Work: Winged Wolf (Protective Spirit - Unique Piece).

Characteristics: Mystical figure of a wolf with elegant, stately wings.

Color Palette: White, blue, and black with high-precision geometric finishes.

Height: 30 cm.

Production Time: 3 weeks.

Material: Sustainably sourced copal wood.

Technique: Carved with gouges and hand-painted with high-resistance acrylics.

📦 Maximum Security Packaging for Large Pieces

Due to its dimensions (30 cm high) and the delicacy of its wings and claws, this Winged Wolf receives professional-grade packaging at our headquarters in the Historic Center of Querétaro. We use a reinforced box and impact dampeners to ensure it travels completely immobile. We guarantee it will arrive intact at your home in Mexico, North America, or South America.