Discover the Vibrant World of Mexican Masks with "Mexican Masks: Their Uses and Symbolism" by Donald Cordy. Step into the colorful and fascinating world of Mexican culture with this beautifully crafted hardcover, first published in 1980, which is a treasure trove for anyone interested in art, history, or anthropology. With 280 pages packed with insight, this Mexican Masks book offers an in-depth exploration of the role masks play in Mexican Indian rituals and celebrations. Donald Cordy, a respected artist, designer, and ethnographer, brings his expertise to every page, sharing detailed knowledge about the creation and meaning of these captivating Mexican masks. Readers will discover the diverse materials and methods used in mask-making, learn about the different regional and indigenous styles, and uncover the deeper shamanistic, symbolic, and social significance behind each design. What truly sets this Mexican Masks volume apart are the hundreds of vibrant, full-color photographs, each paired with thorough descriptions that bring the masks’ stories to life. Whether you’re a scholar, collector, or simply curious about world traditions, this book on Mexican masks offers a valuable, visually stunning resource. In very good condition, this hardcover edition is more than just a book—it’s a connection to Mexico's rich cultural heritage, preserving the artistry and traditions of its indigenous peoples for generations to come. Dive into a world where art meets ritual and history comes alive!