Mid-Century Mexican Repujado Tin Wall Plaque — Mayan God Ek ChuahEnhance your folk art collection with this striking mid-century vintage repujado (embossed/hand-hammered metal) decorative wall hanging. Crafted in Mexico circa 1950s–1970s, this piece features a highly detailed, stunning relief of the ancient Mayan deity Ek Chuah.
In pre-Hispanic mythology, Ek Chuah is a fascinating figure of dual nature—revered both as the fierce God of War (dios de la guerra) and as the benevolent patron deity of merchants, travelers, and chocolate (as cacao beans were utilized as currency in Mayan culture).
📋 Item Specifics & Details:Subject: Mayan Deity Ek Chuah (God of War, Merchants, and Cacao/Chocolate)
- Art Style: Mexican Folk Art / Repujado (Embossed Relief)
- Material: Hand-hammered Tin front on a decorative backing tile
- Dimensions: 10.5\" x 10.5\" (approx. 26.7 cm x 26.7 cm)
- Estimated Era: Vintage Mid-Century (circa 1950s - 1970s)
- Condition: Pre-owned vintage condition with beautiful, authentic age-appropriate patina and minor wear consistent with vintage metalware. Ready to hang.
Please check photos carefully as they form part of the item description.
Provenance: Sourced directly during a road trip in western Utah.
Curator\'s Note: Part of our 2026 multi-state open-road collection (see bio).

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