Oaxacan Praying Mantis Wood Carving by H. Blas Garnet Below the ankle

Below the ankle

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Oaxacan Praying Mantis Wood Carving by H. Blas Garnet Below the ankleNature's Most Dramatic Insect, Rendered at Full Scale This extraordinary praying mantis is hand carved and painted by H. Blas, a master folk artist from the Oaxacan Valley of Southern Mexico where the ancient Zapotec tradition of Copal wood carving transforms imagination and nature into breathtaking, one of a kind art. Eleven Inches of Pure Artistry Standing 11" tall with a 6" wingspan, this mantis is a showpiece in every sense. H. Blas begins with