This is a vintage wooden hand-carved Mexican figurine depicting a woman wearing a traditional sombrero and a red poncho. The piece is likely folk art from Mexico, showcasing rustic craftsmanship and colorful painted details typical of mid-20th century Mexican decor.
The figurine features a hinged lid on the top of the sombrero that opens to reveal a hollow compartment, possibly for storing small items. The base is solid wood with visible signs of wear and age, a small hole also adds to its authentic vintage charm.
Hand-carved from wood with painted details in red, white, blue, green, and yellow.
Sombrero lid opens on a small metal hinge to reveal a hollow interior compartment.
Figurine depicts a man seated cross-legged wearing a red poncho with decorative patterns.
Base is wooden with some scratches and wear consistent with age and use.
No visible maker's mark or brand, attributed to traditional Mexican folk art style.
Measures approximately 6 inches tall, perfect for display on a shelf or desk.
This charming figurine was likely made as a decorative piece or small storage container, reflecting Mexican cultural heritage. It makes a unique collectible or accent for vintage and folk art enthusiasts.
