This is an original mid-century Mexican relief wall plaque created by the renowned studio of Michael Anthony Zarebski. Crafted during the 1960s or 1970s, this decorative piece features three distinct Mayan or Aztec deity panels sculpted side-by-side, frequently identified as the Three Gods of Rain, Wind, and Black Magic. The figures and the decorative geometric border are masterfully formed using Zarebski's signature technique of crushed green malachite stone suspended in a resin composite, giving it a vibrant faux-stone appearance. The relief sculptures are hand-mounted onto a heavily grained, dark-stained wooden backing panel. It serves as an excellent example of vintage Mexican modernist folk art and is highly collectible.

Dimensions: 16x33in

Condition Report: The plaque is in good vintage condition consistent with age and use. The green malachite relief sections and border are structurally sound with no major chips, cracks, or missing pieces. The wooden backing board shows minor superficial wear, light surface scuffs, and natural aging to the wood finish primarily along the edges. The reverse side retains remnants of the original maker's paper label.

Zarebski Mexican Art Malachite Mayan Aztec Plaque Relief Mid Century Modern Vintage Carving Sculpture Deity Wood