This cannot be shipped to a PO Box. Shipping to Alaska and Hawaii requires additional postage.

This phenomenal Day of the Dead Mirror is by the famous retablisto artist Claudio Jimenez, and his very talented wife, Vicenta Flores, of Peru.

It is signed on the back by both.

This was imported directly from the artists.

It is completely hand-made and hand-painted.

The frame is made of old reclaimed wood that has a layer of gesso and then is hand painted.

Overall, it measures 26” tall by 22 1/2” wide by 1 1/2” deep.

The mirror is 16” tall by 13 3/8” wide.

There are four panels—starting at the top:

It measures 21 3/8” long by 4” tall.

From left to right: There’s a celebration going on. Four skeleton musicians play as a skeleton wearing a human mask dances. A skeleton is down on the ground with a bird in his hand. There are two skeletons in a gorilla suits and masks, another 3 with a monster masks. One as a gladiator angel, 2 dancing girls. Four wearing pirate costumes followed by another 5 musicians. For a total of 25 figures!

Down the left side:

Measuring 15 3/4” tall by 3 1/2” wide.

This is a skeleton musical instrument work shop. The wall is covered in 22 various instruments and hidden in with the instruments is the lower jaw bone of a cow. Can you spot it? Two skeletons sit at a table making and trying out more instruments.

Down the right side:

Measuring 15 7/8” tall by 3 1/2” wide.

This is a skeleton mask makers’ workshop.

The wall is covered in 10 different monster masks. Two skeletons sit at a table making and trying on masks.

Across the bottom:

Measuring 21 1/2” long by 4” tall.

It’s another celebration starting with 7 skeletons dressed in native Indigenous costumes. The party continues across the bottom with 11 musicians and 7 dancers and the last figure is holding another cow jaw bone. There are a total of 26 skeleton figures.

This verbal description doesn’t begin to do justice to this piece.

Please view all the photos as they are considered part of this description. This is the actual piece that you will be getting.

The photos just don’t do justice to the incredible detail of this piece.

Please see my other listings for more of Claudio’s fantastic work.

Many members of the Jimenez Quispe family are “retablistas”. It is a family tradition and the 3rd and 4th generations of this family are world-renowned artists with works in dozens of museums including the Smithsonian, and the Santa Fe and San Francisco museums of Folk Art.

Please ask questions before purchasing.

Due to the purchase price eBay requires signature at time of delivery. Also, this will be fully insured.

Payment is required within 3 days of purchase.

I live in rural Texas and the post office is 15 miles away. Therefore, with gas prices, I will only be shipping on Monday morning. I appreciate your understanding.