Handcrafted in Mexico by Alfonso Blazquez, this sculptural guinea fowl is an exceptional example of 1970s Brutalist metalwork. Constructed from hand-cut layers of oxidized steel and polished brass, the piece creates remarkable texture and movement while celebrating the artisan's meticulous craftsmanship. Its rich patina and dramatic silhouette make it equally at home in a mid-century, modern, or eclectic interior. A striking collector's piece that blurs the line between sculpture and decorative object.

Origin: Mexico
Maker: Alfonso Blazquez
Period: Circa 1970s
Materials: Brass, steel
Style: Brutalist / Mid-Century Modern
Condition: Good vintage condition. All metal "feathers" in tact and brass is still vibrant. 

Details
• 11"H x 9.5"W

Disclaimer: Please remember that you are purchasing a vintage item. These piece may show natural signs of wear, age, or patina, which we believe adds to their unique character. Minor imperfections consistent with age may be present. All sales are final.