Cristo Escamilla: Wire Hummingbird Wire Art Oaxacan Paper Figurine with handwritten Spanish text that

with handwritten Spanish text that reads "It eats aquatic and land insects

and tiny dots

story-like quality that makes every piece feel pulled from somewhere magical

the bat represents communication with the unseen and the power to navigate in both literal and spiritual darkness

it’s a perfect fusion of artistry

Cristo Escamilla: Wire Hummingbird Wire Art Oaxacan Paper Figurine with handwritten Spanish text thatCristo Escamilla's colibr is caught at the exact moment of hover, wings flung wide, body angled, beak curved and reaching. It is all motion, which is exactly right for an animal whose wings beat up to eighty times per second. This is no ordinary hummingbird. The two small green wire ovals hanging from the body are the giveaway; they are the signature tail rackets of the Ocreatus underwoodii, the booted racket tail, a cloud forest hummingbird of the