Natural Handcrafted Mexican Yellow Corn Husk Angel Ornament

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Mexican Corn Husk Angel
Mexican Corn Husk Angels make adorable gift for that special person in your life. You may also adorn a gift with these precious angels, or place them in your home as a warm compliment. Mexican Corn Husk Angels are hand-crafted from natural corn husks and the silk fibers from the plant.

Yellow Corn Husk Angel

Measurements: 4.5" x 5.5"

These adorable corn husk angels are made by hand from natural corn husk. The angels are made in Zapopan, Mexico, a small city bordering Guadalajara. The angels are made by a mother and son team with seven employees. They have been producing these angels for fifteen years. After the corn is picked the husks are put in a room with lava rock and sulphur. The sulphur is vaporized which gives the leaves a whiter color and fumigates the leaves, ridding them of any insects. They are then wetted and taken out to dry three to four times. The leaves are then dusted. The hair on the angels is from the silk on the ear of the corn. The serape is made from acrylic and cotton textiles. The eyes are painted on with a pen.

Our Mexican Corn Husk Angels will make a wonderful gift or add a colorful touch to your holiday decorating theme. Have fun and use your imagination! Hang these adorable corn husk angels on your Christmas tree or place them in a wreath for that perfect touch! The option is yours and the possibilities are many! We hope you enjoy these adorable angels in your home as much as we do! Our Corn Husk Angels are a work of art, and as with all handmade crafts, size and color may vary slightly.

Returns: Your satisfaction is guaranteed or your money back. Please return your purchase within 30 days for a full refund (less shipping).

Shipping: Your item will be shipped to you the business day after payment is made through USPS.

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