Description

Handmade plaster calendar from Chichén Itzá, Mexico – a rare artifact of 2005.

• History: Purchased in Cancun before Hurricane Wilma destroyed the area. Spent 2 weeks stranded in Mexico. The disc broke during the storm and was super-glued for the journey home.
• Condition: Cracks visible (see photos) – glued but intact.
• Size: 8″ wide – compact, wall-ready.
• Back Hook: Includes a metal hook for easy hanging.
• Cultural Note: Inspired by Maya/Mexican designs – not an authentic artifact.
• Material: Plaster of Paris – lightweight, decorative.
• Size: 8″ wide – ideal for small spaces or wall art.
• Condition: Glued cracks (see photos) – not structurally damaged.
• Back Hook: Includes metal hook for hanging.
• Story:* Survived Hurricane Wilma in 2005 – a one-of-a-kind relic.