artist from Chiapas

I thought that they were real for a moment , Khlahanie .
They are very clever .

So did I,but on reflection,I don't think anyone would have the nerve to get so close ! Lol..They are wonderful,Klahanie and so talented,I love them :o)

They do look almost real, do not they? I shoud buy one to scare my deer :-)

Brilliant!

Thank you Sheila. I have some more images from this show here:
http://1005klahanie.wordpress.com/2014/12/02/mexican-art-in-pictures/

Thanks Klahanie - lovely to see such a variety of art. The bowl with a 'cut-out' edge reminded me of one that I made (I went to pottery classes in my 30s). By mistake I made a small dip on the rim, so now pretend that it was intentional, and place the spoon there!

Thank you for looking and the comment Sheila. Your mistake made me smile as I do the same thing. Try to make it purposeful. Some mistakes can work nicely. Even in gardening.
I had also done some pottery in my younger age. But noting extraordinary that I was proud of. I love porcelain and crystal ...but have many pottery pieces from various artists. We get plenty of them on Vancouver Island and one is even my neighbour and friend. I also visited Canadian potter here in Mexico(living here full time) and he will make a piece for me for my garden. :-) X

Exquisite artistry and mastery of his skill. When I was living in Thailand, I had the privilege of hand feeding a jaguar - what fascinating and awesome animals they are.

I do not think I would be brave enough to hand feed a jaguar. Although we did feed a crocodile in Yucatan's wildlife center.
Jaguars are beautiful animals.

well, it was a sirloin steak I fed him on a 6 foot skewer at the Chiang Mai Zoo.

What do those sell for?
The kitten adds a great appeal.It says something.

I am not sure, I did not check

Wow those are really magnificent what a clever, a very talented family!

I thought so too Pansypotter.