This pendant features a Mesoamerican design and was made in Taxco, Mexico. The design is inspired by ancient tribal styles, particularly those of Mesoamerica (Aztec, Maya, and Teotihuacan). It features designs reminiscent of masks worn by warriors and priests in ancient Mesoamerican cultures, especially the Aztecs and Mayans. Each expression is carefully carved, and the balance between the ethnic carvings and the three-dimensional mask sculptures is truly outstanding. The pendant is characterized by its expressive facial motifs. This type of jewelry is often handmade by local Mexican artisans and carries symbolic meanings based on Aztec and Mayan myths and beliefs. It's a three-way accessory that can be used as a pendant, brooch, or wall hanging. The base material is silver, with some brass and other metals used. This use of different materials is common in traditional Mexican jewelry.